Programs

The purpose of the "Your Way Registry" is to compile and maintain voluntary information on individuals who have unique accommodations that include, but are not limited to, mental or neurological disabilities, and medical conditions who reside or frequently visit the City of Stockton and may require special assistance in an emergency or during interactions with Stockton Police Officers.

Your Way Registry

The Stockton Police Department is looking for the best and brightest volunteers – those with the aptitude and sense of commitment, those who want to help our community and make a difference.

Volunteer for the  Department

National Night Out.

National Night Out

Help reduce crime and improve quality of life in your neighborhood. Partner with your neighbors and team up with the Stockton Police Department today.


Neighborhood Watch Program

Work together with other business owners and partner with the Stockton Police Department in an effort to keep your facility safe for your patrons and employees.


Business Watch Program

The Crime Free Multi-Housing Program is a state-of-the-art, crime prevention program designed to reduce crime, drugs, and gangs on apartment properties.

Crime Free Multi-Housing

Crime Stoppers helps citizens report a crime or assist law enforcement anonymously. When you call Crime Stoppers with information concerning criminal activity or fugitives, you are given a code number rather than asked to identify yourself. You can use your assigned code number when making additional calls with updated information.

Stockton Crime Stoppers

Video surveillance is one of the best methods to apprehend criminals and convict suspects in the act of committing a crime. Installing video surveillance is a great example of community-police partnerships and is highly valued as a police agency serving our community.


COP (Citizens Observation Program)

The Stockton Police Department recognizes the family as an integral part of the community and has partnered with numerous service agencies to provide family resources. Please take a moment to view information about the various programs available to help individuals and families.

Stockton Police Family Services

The Stockton Police Youth Activities (SPYA) is a non-profit organization fully supported by Stockton Police Officers, who volunteer their time. Incorporated since 1971, the SPYA has flourished due to the commitment of the volunteer police officers to provide leadership and community service. The SPYA sponsors several programs designed to provide Stockton's youth with helpful life skills.


Stockton Police Youth Activities and Cadet Program

Are you a Level 1 Reserve, or completed the P.O.S.T. Basic Law Enforcement Academy? If so, you may be interested in serving in our Police Reserves program.


Stockton Police Reserve Officers

After several months of meetings with Latino business owners, the Stockton Police Department noticed a pattern of crime that targeted Latino migrant farm workers. Their investigation found two main reasons why Spanish-speaking migrant workers were vulnerable victims.


L.E.A.L.E.S. (Latino Education About Law Enforcement Services)

You Are Not Alone (Y.A.N.A.) is a telephone-reassurance program maintained by the Stockton Police Department Volunteers In Police Service (VIPS). Y.A.N.A. is designed to provide a Monday thru Friday contact with individuals with limited family or community interaction.

Y.A.N.A. (You Are Not Alone) for Seniors

The City of Stockton needs your help in the fight against graffiti. Please report graffiti and vandals. Do not assume that someone else has already reported the graffiti.
Call the Graffiti Hotline at (209) 937-8040, and a clean-up crew will be sent to the location at no cost.

Graffiti Removal