Police

These academies are an opportunity for the Police to reach out to its diverse community and allow individuals to get a behind-the-scenes look at the personnel and operations of the Department.

Police to use pilot program to gather statistics in a neighborhood to better combat crime and local problems as well as giving residents a single point of contact to streamline the process

Child died at day care facility on W. Santa Anita Ave. in February, 2012.

Led by officers Joshua Kendrick and Cindy Guillen, the Community Academy program is designed to give citizens a view of how the police department works. Topics included views into the police communications center, gang units, a briefing on the use of force, forensics, policing philosophy, principles of law, and even had an introduction to the justice process at a roundtable with a judge.

Two Burbank Police Department Recruits graduated from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department Academy on February 21.

Woman arrested for hit & run after accident at Olive and Glenoaks

Burbank resident arrested after investigation into shooting and neighbor dispute

A woman, who had been stabbed repeatedly in the neck, asked a nearby residence for help

Man tries to steal meat from Vons store on Pass Ave. and is quickly apprehended after running two blocks away

Burbank Police Officers will be joining in cross country ride in honor of the tenth anniversary of the tragic death of Burbank Police Officer Matt Pavelka