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2023 Police Annual Report

Orange City Council
March 26, 2024

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2023 Police Annual Report
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March 26, 2024
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Orange City Council
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TRUST CARE COMMITMENT

TRUST CARE COMMITMENT
@CityofOrangePD
The Community Engagement Bureau participated in:
46 NeighborhoodWatchMeetings
Security Assessments,Construction Inspections, PlanChecks and Light Surveys 826
Community MembersParticipated in theCitizens’ Academy
75 Commercial
Burglary
Residential
Burglary
Theft from
Vehicle
Stolen
Vehicles
Property Crime
Homicide
Sexual
Assault
Robbery
Aggravated
Assault
Violent Crime
Assisted in community outreach events
64 Salary Savings
5,846
Hours Worked by Volunteers
$164,580

COMMITMENT

TO EXCELLENCE
It is my pleasure to present the Annual
Review of the Orange Police Department
for 2023! We have a great police
department with outstanding employees
and have proved developing and
maintaining trust and relationships with
the community makes us stronger
together. We are committed to continue
to strengthen those relationships.

Dan Adams
Police Chief

CRIME REPORT
The Support Services Division is comprised of
Personnel & Training, the Community Engagement
Bureau, and Communications Center. 1020
Sworn Officers Non-Sworn Staff
In 2023 we hired
Hours of Advanced Officer Trainingeach officer received21

1,154
Traffic
Collision
Investigations
7,587
Motor OfficerCitations Parking Citations
20,123

TRUST CARE COMMITMENT

JOIN OUR TEAM
@CityofOrangePD
The Investigative Services Division is comprised of the Records Bureau, Property & Evidence, Forensic
Services, Crime Analysis and several detective units
including Property and Economic Crimes, Crimes Against
Persons, Gang Unit, and Special Investigations Unit.

CasesInvestigated
6,766
Items CollectedInto Evidence
14,168
Special Operationsand ComplianceChecks
84 97,679
Calls for Service
165
Sheltered
6,132SubjectsContacted
The Homeless, Engagement, Assistance & Resource Team
was formed to implement innovative strategies in response to transient related activity. Working alongside our two Homeless Outreach Specialists, a clinician from the Orange County Centralized Assessment Team, and the Bike Team,
we are improving the quality of life for our community. 100
California Public
Records Act
Requests
Received and
Responded
13,432
ReportsProcessed
EmployeesCovering24/7
13 1,614
Crime, TrafficCollision and Callfor ServiceReports Releasedto the Public 11 D.U.I.

Checkpoints D.U.I.Arrests
658
14,563
Reports Arrests
6,117
4 min
Average ResponseTime (Emergency)
54,033
911 Calls Received
911 Calls Answered
Within 10 Seconds

99.05%
137,773
Non-emergency
Calls Processed
134Mental HealthFollow Ups

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