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2024 Police Annual Report

Orange City Council
March 25, 2025

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2024 Police Annual Report
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March 25, 2025
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TRUST CARE COMMITMENT
@CityofOrangePD
Assisted in Community Outreach Events

VOLUNTEERS
61 Salary Savings
5,669
Hours Worked by Volunteers
$159,596
2023 20242023 2024

ANNUAL REPORT
TRUST. CARE.

COMMITMENT.

I am honored to present the Orange
Police Department’s 2024 Annual
Report. Our department is built on a
foundation of professionalism,
integrity, and a steadfast commitment
to public safety. We recognize that
trust and collaboration with our
community are essential to effective
policing, and we remain dedicated to
strengthening these relationships to
ensure a safer and more united Orange.

C R I M E R E P O R T

CRIME PREVENTION
Security Assessments,Construction Inspections, PlanChecks and Light Surveys 56 NeighborhoodWatchMeetings
695
Residents Participatedin our CommunityAcademies
133

SUPPORT SERVICES
Comprised of Personnel & Training,
Dispatch, and the Community
Engagement Bureau.
11 Sworn OfficersHired in 2024
6 Professional StaffHired in 2024 Hours of AdvancedOfficer Training 40 1,071
Traffic
Collision
Investigations
10,070
Motor OfficerCitations Parking Citations
27,721
H.E.A.R.T. & BIKE TEAM
PATROL
95,570
Calls forService
13,871
Reports Arrests
5,7374 min
Average ResponseTime (Emergency)
JOIN OUR TEAM @CityofOrangePD

DISPATCH
The Homeless Engagement, Assistance & Resource Team
partners with outreach specialists, a clinician, and the Bike Team to address transient issues and improve community well-being.

Items CollectedInto Evidence
13,027
CasesInvestigated
6,183
Special Operationsand ComplianceChecks
89 The Investigative Services Division is comprised of
the Records Bureau, Property & Evidence, Forensic
Services, and several detective units including
Property and Economic Crimes, Crimes Against
Persons, Gang Unit, and Special Investigations Unit.

INVESTIGATIONS

RECORDS
107
California Public
Records Act
Requests
13,869
Reports Processed Employees
14 2,670
Reports Releasedto the Public

TRAFFIC
11 D.U.I.

Checkpoints D.U.I.Arrests
537
49,276
911 Calls Received
911 Calls Answered
Within 10 Seconds

99.18%
127,396
Non-Emergency
Calls Processed
201
Sheltered
5,275Contacts 133Mental HealthFollow Ups

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