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Welcome to the Brea Police Department
Proudly serving the communities of Brea and Yorba Linda, the men and women of the Brea Police Department are dedicated to providing quality public safety services. The Brea Police Department values professionalism, community involvement, and works to provide the highest level of customer service.
Brea PD is always looking for dedicated talented people to join our team, visit www.joinbreapd.net to find out more about a rewarding career in law enforcement with the Brea Police Department.
Chief's Corner
Police Chief Billy L. Hutchinson has served the Cities of Brea and Yorba Linda for 27 years. He began his law enforcement career with the Brea Police Department in 1981 when he was hired as a patrol officer. Chief Hutchinson was appointed Chief of Police in June 2008. Chief Hutchinson leads a department of more than 160 men and women, committed to excellence in service.
PD Warns: Beware Financial Scams
The Brea Police Department urges every Brea resident to use caution when offered a deal. Whether an approach is made in person, via email, or even on a street sign, financial scams can flourish in a recessionary economy. As shameless as it is, many con artists ramp up activity when people are vulnerable.
Ordinance Sets Guide to Quiet Barking Dogs
The Brea City Council has approved an ordinance using a more proactive strategy for the problem of nuisance barking dogs. New rules expedite action and create opportunities for re-training of both owners and pets.
Reach Out to the Law Enforcement Cancer Support Foundation
Are you, or someone you know in law enforcement, dealing with cancer? Reach out to the Law Enforcement Cancer Support Foundation for help. The Foundation's mission is to provide a free emotional support system, guidance and resources to all members of the law enforcement community, during a cancer experience.
Volunteers Needed for Trauma Intervention Program
Brea and cities throughout Orange County, police officers and other emergency responders rely on assistance from TIP (Trauma Intervention Program) Volunteers to provide vital, immediate emotional support to trauma victims and their families.
Visit 'joinbreapd.net' for Information on a Law Enforcement Career with Brea Police
A new Brea Police Department website targeting future law enforcement employees is now on-line. Are you interested in a rewarding law enforcement career? Read more...
Cell Phone Users Can Now Receive AMBER Alerts
Cell phone users nation-wide can now assist with the AMBER Alerts by signing up for a free wireless service. The AMBER Alert Program for missing children is a legacy to Amber Hagerman, a 9-year old girl who was kidnapped while riding her bicycle in Arlington, Texas, and then murdered.www.wirelessamberalerts.org
VINE Link
The Orange County VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) System is a service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or internet to search for information regarding their offender’s custody status and register to receive telephone and email notification when their offender’s custody status changes. The VINE service is available in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.www.vinelink.com/Core Values
We take our committment to the community and the police department very seriously. It isn't just a job to us.
Police Professional Standards
We respect the community we serve. We hold our officers to the highest standards.