CITY OF SEBASTOPOL CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA ITEM REPORT FOR MEETING OF: July 21, 2026
==================================================================================== To: Honorable Mayor and City Councilmembers
From: Chief Sean McDonagh
Department: Police Department
Subject: Informational Presentation on Crime Statistics for FY 25-26; to include details/map locations of incidents for ease of reference
==================================================================================== RECOMMENDATION(s):
That the city council receive the informational presentation regarding Fiscal Year 2025–26 crime statistics, calls for service, police activity, and the geographic distribution of reported incidents throughout the city.
PROCESS OF AGENDA ITEM:
1. Presentation by the Chief of Police summarizing FY 2025–26 crime statistics, calls for service, police activity, and the geographic distribution of reported incidents.
2. City council questions and discussion.
3. Public comment.
4. Receive and file the informational presentation. No action is required.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
This report provides the city council and community with an overview of the Sebastopol Police Department's activities during Fiscal Year 2025–26 (July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026).
During the reporting period, the department responded to 19,018 computer-aided dispatch (CAD) incidents, averaging approximately 52 incidents each day. Police activity included emergency and non-emergency calls for service, criminal investigations, proactive patrols, traffic enforcement, suspicious circumstances, welfare checks, public assistance, and numerous other public safety responsibilities.
Reported crime remained relatively stable throughout the reporting period, with property-related offences continuing to represent the largest category of reported crime while crimes against persons remained comparatively low.
The report also examines geographic crime trends, transient-related calls for service, and the department's ongoing partnership with the Sonoma County Department of Health Services HEART. These analyses assist the department in identifying trends, directing resources, and implementing proactive policing strategies to address recurring public safety concerns.
Although crime statistics remain an important measure of community safety, they represent only one component of the department's responsibilities. Calls for service, proactive policing, community engagement, crisis intervention, and collaborative problem-solving continue to form a significant part of the department's daily operations.
BACKGROUND:
The city council requested an informational presentation summarizing crime statistics for Fiscal Year 2025–26, including maps illustrating the geographic distribution of reported incidents throughout the city.
This report has been prepared using information obtained from the Sebastopol Police Department's Records Management System (RMS) and Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) system as represented on the CitizenRIMS webpage, accessible by the public, for the period July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
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The report provides an overview of reported crime, calls for service, enforcement activity, transient-related incidents, and geographic trends observed during the reporting period. The information is intended to assist the city council and the community in understanding the department's workload, identifying emerging public safety trends, and demonstrating how operational data is used to support deployment decisions and proactive policing strategies.
In response to the city council's request, this report includes maps illustrating the geographic distribution of reported incidents. Due to the volume of incidents occurring during the fiscal year, the maps can only demonstrate overall patterns of police activity rather than identify individual addresses or specific crime hotspots.
It is important to recognize that higher concentrations of police activity are typically associated with commercial or downtown districts, transportation corridors, parks, civic facilities, and other locations with higher levels of pedestrian and vehicle activity. Consequently, higher call volumes do not necessarily indicate that an area is less safe but rather reflect locations where there is naturally greater demand for police services.
DISCUSSION:
Overall Police Activity
During Fiscal Year 2025–26, the Sebastopol Police Department responded to 19,018 computer-aided dispatch (CAD) incidents, averaging approximately 52 incidents each day. These incidents included emergency and nonemergency calls for service, criminal investigations, proactive patrols, traffic enforcement, suspicious circumstances, welfare checks, public assistance, and community engagement activities.
Analysis of CAD records indicates a combined total of approximately 13,219 hours spent responding to and investigating incidents on scene, averaging 41.7 minutes per incident from the time a call was received until it was cleared. This equates to an average of approximately 36 hours of active CAD incidents every day, handled by a total of two (2) officers per 12 hour shift.
While CAD duration does not represent individual officer work time in totality and to include all follow-up investigative work or work to present matters to the judicial system, it demonstrates the significant operational demand placed on department personnel throughout the fiscal year.
Calls for service remain the most accurate reflection of the department's workload. Officers routinely respond to incidents that do not involve criminal offences but nevertheless require police intervention to protect public safety, preserve the peace, assist vulnerable individuals, and resolve community concerns.
Operational Activity Summary
In addition to responding to calls for service, officers engaged in significant proactive enforcement and community policing activities throughout the fiscal year. These efforts are essential components of crime prevention, traffic safety, and maintaining a visible police presence throughout the community.
During Fiscal Year 2025–26:
Activity Total
Calls for Service 19,018
Business Security Checks 6,910
Criminal Investigation Cases 830
Arrests 318
Traffic Stops 1,097
Citations Issued 1,160
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Activity Total
Parking Citations Issued 652
Business security checks remain an important proactive policing strategy and demonstrate the department's commitment to crime prevention and community engagement. Officers routinely conduct business checks during patrol to deter criminal activity, identify suspicious circumstances, and maintain positive relationships with local businesses. Likewise, proactive traffic enforcement contributes to roadway safety through education, enforcement, and voluntary compliance with California traffic laws.
These operational activities illustrate that the department's work extends well beyond responding to calls for service. A significant portion of an officer's day is dedicated to proactive policing, criminal investigations, crime prevention initiatives, traffic safety, and community engagement designed to reduce crime before it occurs and improve the overall quality of life within the City of Sebastopol.
Reported Crime
Reported crime during Fiscal Year 2025–26 remained generally consistent with expectations for a community the size of Sebastopol. Property-related offences continued to represent the largest category of reported crime, while crimes against persons remained comparatively low.
The Sebastopol Police Department investigates every reported criminal offence and continues to emphasize proactive patrol, visible policing, timely investigations, and strong partnerships with residents, businesses, and regional law enforcement agencies to deter criminal activity and improve community safety.
Table 1 – Major Reported Crime Categories
Rank Crime Category Reported Offences
1 Theft / Fraud / Stolen Property 144
2 Drug Offences 93
3 Probation / Parole / Pre-Trial Violations 85
4 Warrants 83
5 Disorderly Conduct / Public Intoxication 47
6 Assault / Battery 45
7 Resisting / Obstructing / Evading Officers 38
8 Vandalism 38
9 Driving Under the Influence 31
10 Domestic Violence 18
11 Burglary 15
12 Trespassing 7
Geographic Distribution of Police Activity
Consistent with the city council's request, maps illustrating the geographic distribution of reported incidents are included with this report.
Police activity was concentrated within commercial or downtown districts, transportation corridors, parks, civic facilities, and other public gathering places where there are naturally higher levels of pedestrian activity, vehicle traffic, businesses, and community events. These maps are intended to illustrate general activity patterns rather than identify individual addresses or specific crime hotspots.
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crime rates. Instead, they generally reflect locations with increased public activity and, consequently, greater demand for police services.
Transient-Related Calls for Service
Transient-related incidents continue to represent a significant operational demand on department resources.
Officers routinely respond to calls involving suspicious persons, welfare checks, trespassing, disturbances, public intoxication, mental health-related incidents, camping-related complaints, quality-of-life concerns, and requests for assistance from residents, businesses, visitors, and other city departments.
Many of these incidents do not involve criminal conduct but nevertheless require officers to assess the circumstances, determine the appropriate course of action, resolve immediate public safety concerns, and coordinate assistance with partner agencies where appropriate.
Analysis of CAD data demonstrates that transient-related calls are concentrated within several recurring areas rather than being evenly distributed throughout the city.
Table 2 – Primary Geographic Areas Generating Transient-Related Calls for Service Rank Area Police Responses
1 Downtown Plaza Area 319
2 Main Street Corridor 243
3 Redwood Marketplace Area 238
4 Bodega Avenue Corridor 204
5 City Hall / Civic Center Area 168
6 West County Museum / Teen Annex Area 135
7 Petaluma Avenue Corridor 89
8 Joe Rodota Trail 72
9 The Barlow 69
10 Ives Memorial Park 59
11 Safeway Shopping Center 58
12 Laguna Youth Park / Preserve 53
13 Willard F. Libby Park 48
Identifying these recurring locations assists the department in directing proactive patrols, identifying trends, coordinating with businesses and property owners, and deploying available resources where they are most likely to improve public safety and reduce repeat calls for service.
Partnership with Sonoma County Department of Health Services (DHS) – HEART & WCCS Recognizing that many calls involving individuals experiencing homelessness are not solely law enforcement matters, the Sebastopol Police Department works collaboratively with the Sonoma County Department of Health Services (DHS) Homeless Engagement and Assistance Response Team (HEART). The City also contracts with West County Community Services (WCCS) to provide outreach and support services to individuals experiencing homelessness.
When appropriate, officers request HEART assistance for individuals who may benefit from housing navigation, behavioral health services, medical care, substance use treatment, identification assistance, or connections to other available community resources. Depending on the circumstances, HEART personnel may respond alongside officers or conduct follow-up outreach after the initial police response.
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Table 3 – Sonoma County DHS HEART Activity (From January 20th through May 15th 2026) Activity Total
Unique Clients Supported 50
Calls for Service Assisted 73
Proactive Client Engagements 61
Verbal Acceptance of Services 17
Clients Enrolled in Services 11
Clients Placed on Shelter Waitlists 8
Clients Placed into Shelter 5
Clients Successfully Housed 3
Through the fiscal year, HEART continued to provide direct operational support to the Police Department by responding to officer requests for assistance, conducting proactive outreach, and connecting individuals experiencing homelessness with housing, behavioral health, medical, and other support services.
The city also contracts with West County Community Services (WCCS) to provide outreach and housing navigation services.
Table 4 – West County Community Services (WCCS) Reported Activity (FY 2025–26) Activity Total
Unduplicated Individuals Served 296
Clients Entering Shelter 33
Clients Placed into Permanent Supportive or Permanent Housing 75 New Coordinated Entry Enrollments 13
Active Coordinated Entry Clients (Year End) 20
Safe Parking Referrals 24
Individuals Connected to Health & Basic Needs Services 244 Interagency Meetings and Collaborative Activities 178
According to WCCS, these reported figures represent an increase in the number of individuals served compared with the previous fiscal year and reflect ongoing outreach, housing navigation, coordinated entry, and interagency collaboration activities undertaken during the reporting period.
Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA)
The Sebastopol Police Department is committed to providing fair, impartial, and professional policing in accordance with the requirements of California's Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA). The department collects and reports stop data to the California Department of Justice as required by law, promoting transparency, accountability, and public confidence in policing practices.
Review of the department's RIPA data indicates that the demographic characteristics of individuals stopped by officers are generally consistent with the community served and do not identify any significant or unexpected trends requiring operational or policy changes. Additionally, the department's reported data relating to perceived gender identity and sexual orientation is generally consistent with statewide RIPA reporting patterns published by the California Department of Justice. The Chief of Police will continue to monitor RIPA data as part of ongoing commitment to constitutional policing, procedural justice, and continuous improvement.
STAFF ANALYSIS:
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important indicator of community safety, they represent only one component of the department's overall workload.
During Fiscal Year 2025–26, the department responded to 19,037 calls for service, investigated 830 criminal cases, made 318 arrests, conducted 1,097 traffic stops, completed 6,910 business security checks, issued 1,160 citations, and issued 652 parking citations. Collectively, these statistics reflect the diverse range of responsibilities undertaken each day to protect life, safeguard property, preserve the peace, and provide assistance to residents, businesses, and visitors.
Overall, the data indicates that reported crime remained relatively stable throughout the reporting period. Crimes against persons continued to occur infrequently, while property-related offences represented the largest category of reported criminal activity. The department will continue to focus on proactive patrol, foot patrols, timely investigations, crime prevention initiatives, visible policing, and traffic enforcement to deter criminal activity and maintain a safe community.
Under the current leadership of the department, the Sebastopol Police Department has adopted a proactive policing philosophy that emphasizes offender accountability while balancing prevention, education, problemsolving, and community engagement. During Fiscal Year 2025–26, misdemeanor custodial arrests exceeded the department's average over the previous three fiscal years by approximately 45%, reflecting an increased emphasis on taking appropriate enforcement action whenever criminal conduct meets the legal threshold for custodial arrest.
While custodial arrests represent only one measure of police activity, they demonstrate the Chief of Police's commitment to addressing criminal behaviour promptly and consistently while continuing to exercise professional discretion through warnings, citations, referrals, diversion opportunities, and other alternatives whenever those options are lawful and appropriate.
The department's operational workload is also significantly influenced by incidents that do not involve criminal offences. Officers routinely respond to suspicious circumstances, welfare checks, persons in crisis, neighbourhood disputes, parking complaints, traffic-related incidents, and requests for public assistance that require a police response but do not result in criminal charges. These calls consume a substantial amount of officer time and remain an essential component of the department's commitment to protecting public safety and maintaining community confidence.
Transient-related calls for service continue to represent one of the department's most significant recurring operational demands, representing an estimated 25 percent of police workload. Analysis of CAD data demonstrates that these incidents are concentrated within identifiable commercial corridors, parks, civic facilities, and public gathering places rather than being evenly distributed throughout the city. Identifying these recurring locations allows the department to direct proactive patrols, engage with businesses and property owners, implement problem-oriented policing strategies, and focus limited resources where they are most likely to improve public safety and reduce recurring calls for service.
Recognizing that many transient-related incidents involve underlying behavioural health, substance use, housing instability, or other social service needs, the department maintains a close operational partnership with the Sonoma County Department of Health Services HEART. During the reporting period, HEART directly supported 73 police calls for service, conducted 61 proactive engagements, accepted 17 verbal referrals, enrolled 11 individuals into services, placed 8 individuals on shelter waitlists, assisted 5 individuals into shelter, and successfully housed 3 individuals. The department has found HEART to be an effective operational partner due to its timely communication, coordinated responses, and regular follow-up with officers.
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including services to 303 individuals, 77 permanent housing placements, and 34 shelter placements.
The department continually evaluates crime statistics, calls for service, geographic trends, and recurring problem locations to guide deployment decisions, identify emerging public safety concerns, prioritize proactive enforcement activities, and allocate available resources where they will have the greatest operational impact.
This data-driven approach enables supervisors to make informed operational decisions while ensuring police services remain responsive to the changing needs of the community.
It is important to recognize that the effectiveness of a police department cannot be measured solely by reported crime statistics or arrest numbers. Community safety is influenced by proactive patrol, officer visibility, traffic enforcement, crime prevention initiatives, community engagement, employee professionalism, effective leadership, strong interagency partnerships, and early intervention before criminal activity occurs. Many of these activities are not reflected in traditional crime statistics but nevertheless require a significant investment of departmental resources and contribute substantially to maintaining public safety and public confidence.
Police services today extend well beyond traditional law enforcement. Modern policing requires officers to respond to a diverse range of public safety issues, many of which involve crisis intervention, behavioral health, homelessness, traffic safety, conflict resolution, and collaborative problem-solving rather than criminal enforcement alone. The statistics presented in this report illustrate not only the volume of work performed by the Sebastopol Police Department, but also the diversity, complexity, and professionalism of the services provided to the community each day.
The Sebastopol Police Department remains committed to providing professional, fair, transparent, and accountable police services while continually evaluating operational data, investing in employee training and development, strengthening community partnerships, and enhancing public safety. As community needs continue to evolve, the department will remain focused on balancing enforcement, prevention, education, and collaborative problem-solving to ensure residents, businesses, and visitors continue to receive responsive, effective, and compassionate public safety services.
CITY COUNCIL GOALS/PRIORITIES/ AND OR GENERAL PLAN CONSISTENCY:
This agenda item represents the City Council goals/priorities as follows:
Goal 2: PUBLIC SAFETY
Strengthen the public’s safety and improve the quality of life. Includes supporting first responders, responding to emergencies, protecting people, property, and businesses, and engaging in coordinated public safety and community outreach efforts.
Goal 4: HIGH PERFORMANCE ORGANIZATION
Restore public trust, improve public communications, and strengthen collaborative partnerships with outside agencies and service providers.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
As of the preparation of this staff report, no public comments have been received on this item. Any comments received after distribution of the report will be provided to the City Council as supplemental materials. Public comment will also be accepted during the meeting.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH:
This item has been noticed in accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act and was available for public viewing and review at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled meeting date.
FISCAL IMPACT:
There is no fiscal impact associated with this informational report.
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RESTATED RECOMMENDATION:
That the city council receive this informational presentation regarding Fiscal Year 2025–26 crime statistics, police activity, calls for service, and geographic distribution of reported incidents throughout the City of Sebastopol.
CITY COUNCIL OPTIONS:
None. This is an informational presentation.
ATTACHMENT(S):
1. Incidents by Incident Type FY2025-26
2. Crime Counts by Offense Code FY2025-26
3. Crime Stats by Month FY2025-26
4. Property Crime Map
5. Crimes Against Persons Map
6. Traffic-Related Incident Map
7. Traffic Collision Map
8. Suspicious Person/Vehicle Map
9. Disturbance Map
10. Alcohol and Drug-Related Incident Map
11. Burglary Map
12. Theft Map
13. Vandalism Map
14. Weapons-Related Incident Map
15. Arson Map
16. RIPA (Racial & Profiling Act of 2015) Stop Data Demographics Summary APPROVALS:
Department Head Approval: Approval Date: 7/6/2026
CEQA Determination (Planning): Approval Date: NA
The proposed action is not a project under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) General Plan Goal (Planning): Approval Date: 7/7/2026
Administrative Services (Financial) Approval Date: 7/7/2026 Costs authorized in City Approved Budget: ☐ Yes ☐ No X N/A Account Code (f applicable) _______________________________ City Attorney Approval: Approval Date: 7/7/2026
City Manager Approval: Approval Date: 7/7/2026
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Incidents by Incident Type FY2025-26
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Incident Type Description Count
19018
1017 Security Check 6910
1186 Traffic Stop 1097
911T 911 - Transfer 992
FOOT Foot Patrol 807
PARKING Parking Violation 609
1066 Suspicious Person 512
1062 Meet The Citizen 463
PRINTS Fingerprints 334
CTW Check The Welfare 332
FU Follow Up Investigation 307
72MARK City Ordinance - 72 Hour Mark 301
SPECIAL Special Detail 268
PATROL Patrol Information 255
1154 Suspicious Vehicle 250
OUTWITH Out With Subject 219
TE Traffic Enforcement 213
VACATION Vacation Watch 206
SUS Suspicious Circumstances 201
MED/AID Assist Ambulance 199
1033C Alarm - Commercial 198
911MD 911 - Mis Dial 196
911NVC 911 - No Voice Contact 167
1021 Follow Up Investigation via 1021 161
UNWANTED Unwanted Party/Subject 153
1182 Accident - No Injuries 138
488 Petty Theft 126
CITE Citation Sign Off 119
PROP/F Property Found 119
911D 911 - Disconnect 118
INFO/RPT Information Report 117
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415N Disturbance - Noise 114
415 Disturbance 112
1091 Animal Complaint 106
23152 Drunk Driving 99
415V Disturbance - Verbal 95
1125 Traffic Hazard 92
23103 Reckless Driving 92
HEART HEART Response 92
XPAT Extra Patrol 90
MUNI Municipal Code Violation 82
20002 Hit And Run - Misdemeanor 75
911MI 911 - Mis Use 73
WAR Warrant Arrest 69
1154O Suspicious Vehicle - Occupied 59
594 Vandalism 59
JUV Juvenile Problem 57
1033 Alarm 55
FRAUD Fraud Report 53
BOL Be On Lookout 46
PROP/L Property Lost 45
PW/NOTIF Public Works - Notification 45
1185 Vehicle Tow 43
PW/CALL Public Works - Call Out 43
1091AL Animal at Large 38
CIVIL Any Civil Problem 38
242 Battery 35
FIRE/G Generic Fire Call/Not Specified 34
SMART Special Detail - SMART Trailer 32
1064 Citizen Assist 30
415D Disturbance - Domestic 30
RIDE Ride-Along Applicant 29
1186B Traffic Stop - Bicycle 28
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FD Flag Down 28
647F Drunk In Public 27
CPS CPS Referral 27
1091B Animal Barking Dog 26
487 Grand Theft 26
5150 Mentally Ill 26
ATC Attempt to Contact 26
602 Trespass 24
594G Vandalism - Graffiti 20
VIN Vin Verification 20
1056T Suicide - Threats 19
1091F Animal Found 19
ROADR Road Rage 19
1033B Alarm - Bank 17
911TE 911 - Testing 17
166.4 Violation Of Court Order 16
290 290 Registrant 16
1033F Alarm - Fire 15
1033R Alarm - Residential 15
1091L Animal Lost 15
ASST/OUT Assist - Allied Agency 15
DRUG/V H&S Violation 15
1055 Coroner Case 14
422 Death Threats 14
REPO Vehicle Repossession 14
TRAFFIC Traffic Complaint 14
1181 Accident - Minor Injuries 13
APS APS Referral 13
10851 Motor Vehicle Theft 12
1154U Suspicious Vehicle - Unoccupied 12
CODE5 Stake Out 12
PROP/D Property Taken For Destruction 12
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1091I Animal Injured 11
273.5 Spousal Injury 11
1065 Missing Person 10
459C Burglary - Commercial 10
FIGHT Fight 10
TREE Tree Down 10
1091D Animal Dead 9
459A Burglary - Auto 9
ASST/CHP Assist - California Highway Patrol 9
DRUG/C Drug Complaint 9
1034 Open Door 8
1065J Missing Person - Juvenile 8
273.6 Court Order Violation DV 8
415FAM Disturbance - Family 8
417 Display of Weapon 8
911M 911 - Malfunction 8
ID THEFT Possible ID Theft 8
PROP/A Property Abandoned 8
1203.2 Probation Violation 7
ASST/SO Assist - Sonoma County Sheriff Office 7
ELDER Elder Abuse 7
1183 Accident - No Details 6
148A1 Obstruction / Resist Peace Officer 6
240 Assault 6
459R Burglary - Residential 6
653M Annoying Phone Calls 6
ATL Attempt to Locate 6
FIRE/S Structure Fire 6
FWORKS Fireworks 6
ICAC Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force - Report 6 1033S Alarm - School 5
1091BITE Animal Bite 5
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243(E)1 Battery Against Present / Former Cohabit 5
ASST/PW Assist - Public Works 5
FIRE/OD Fire Odor Investigation 5
1033V Alarm - Vehicle 4
1056A Suicide - Attempt 4
1057 Shots Fired 4
1179 Accident - Fire/Ambulance Enroute 4
12500 Driving w/o License 4
14601 Driving While License Suspended 4
273 Child Abuse 4
503 Embezzlement 4
SEARCH W Search Warrant Service 4
WIRE Wires Down 4
1033P Alarm - Panic 3
1070 Prowler 3
1126 Disabled Vehicle 3
314 Indecent Exposure 3
451 Arson 3
496 Poss Of Stolen Property 3
601 Runaway Juvenile 3
ASST/FD Assist - Fire Department 3
FLOOD Flooding 3
1014 Escort 2
1148 Transportation 2
1184 Traffic Control 2
245 Assault With Deadly Weapon 2
261 Rape 2
AWS Attempt Warrant Service 2
CALTRANS Caltrans - Notification 2
FIRE/V Vehicle Fire 2
VICTIM Victim Notification 2
1016 Receive/Pick Up 1
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1058 Garbage Complaint
1 10852 Vehicle Tampering1
1124 Abandoned Vehicle1
20001 Hit And Run - Felony1
288 Child Molest1
470 Forgery1
664/459 Attempted Burglary1
ASST/SH Assist - Sonoma Specialty Hospital1
FIRE/PA Public Assist1
HAZ/MAT Hazardous Material1
LCHILD Lost Child1
LOITER Loitering Complaint1
PAROLE/V Parole Violation1
PEDCK Pedestrian Check1
RADAR Special Detail - Speed Spy1
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Crime Counts by Offense Code
FY2025-26
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Offense Description # this Period
TOTAL 1185
Information Information Only 63
1203.2(A) PC Probation violation:rearrest/revoke (M) 59 11364(A) HS Possess unlawful paraphernalia (M) 46
O/W Misd Outside Agency Warrant - Misdemeanor 43
Found Prop Found Property 33
22658(A) VC Removal From Private Property by Property Owner 27 5150 WI 72 Hour Hold 23
B/W Misd Bench Warrant - Misdemeanor 23
647(F) PC Disorderly conduct:alcohol (M) 22
853.7 PC Fail to appear after written promise (M) 22
11377(A) HS Possess controlled substance (M) 18
148(A)(1) PC Obstruct/resist/etc public/peace officer/emergency med tech - All other offenses (M)
18 Collision Injury Collision - Injury 18
Unattended Death Unattended Death 16
Vehicle Repossession Vehicle Repossession 16
23152(A) VC Dui alcohol (M) 15
594(A)(1) PC Vandalism:deface property (M) 15
22651(O)(1) VC Stored Veh, Expired Over 6 Months 14
Collision No Injury Collision - No Injury 14
Void Voided Case, Issued in Error 14
459.5(A) PC Shoplifting (M) 13
647(E) PC Disorderly conduct:lodge without owners consent (M) 13 484(A) PC Petty theft - Shoplifting (M) 12
242 PC Battery on person - Simple (M) 11
23152(B) VC Dui alcohol/0.08 percent (M) 10
Missing - Located Missing Person / Runaway - Located 10 O/W Felony Outside Agency Warrant - Felony 10
1203.2(A) PC Probation violation:rearrest/revoke (F) 9
14601.5(A) VC Drive Susp Lic:Spec Circ 9
22651(k) VC Stored Veh, Parked for Over 72 Hours 9
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Medical Medical Information Report 9
368(B)(1) PC Cause inj elder/dep adult - Simple (M) 8
496(A) PC Receive/etc known stolen property (M) 8
532(A) PC Obtain money/etc by false pretenses [over $400] (F) 8 594(A)(1) PC Vandalism:deface property (F) 8
484(A) PC Petty theft - All other larceny (M) 7
594(A)(2) PC Vandalism:damage property (M) 7
11377(A) HS Possess controlled substance (M) 6
11395(B)(1) HS Poss cntl sub w/2 or more priors (F) 6
12500(a) VC Drive W/O License 6
148.9(A) PC Give false id to po - All other offenses (M) 6 166(A)(4) PC Contempt of court:disobey court order/etc (M) 6 242 PC Battery on person - Aggravated (M) 6
243(E)(1) PC Battery:spouse/ex spouse/date/etc - Simple (M) 6 273.5(A) PC Inflict corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant/datng relatnshp - Simple (F) 6 273.6(A) PC Viol crt ord dom violence (M) 6
273A(B) PC Child abuse w/o gbi/dth - Simple (M) 6
290 Reg Sex Registrant 6
422(A) PC Threaten crime with intent to terrorize (F) 6 487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - All other larceny (F) 6 11350(A) HS Possess narcotic controlled substance (M) 5 14601.2(A) VC Traffic Offense:Spec Circ 5
182(A)(1) PC Conspiracy:commit crime (F) 5
182(A)(1) PC Conspiracy:commit crime (M) 5
20002(a)(1) VC Hit & Run Prop Damag:Locate 5
23103(a) VC Reckless Driving 5
242 PC Battery on person - Simple (M) 5
25662(A) BP Minor possess alcohol (M) 5
273D(A) PC Corporal inj/etc on child - Simple (M) 5
368(D)(1) PC Thft eldr/depn adlt $950+ - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F) 5 487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - From motor vehicle (F) 5 Agenda Item Number 8
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Missing Missing Person / Runaway 5
Viol Pre-Trial (F) Violation Pre-Trial Release (F) 5
148(A)(1) PC Obstruct/resist/etc public/peace officer/emergency med tech - Simple (M) 4 16028(a) VC Failure to Provide P/O Evidence of Financial Resp 4 2800.1(A) VC Evading peace officer (M) 4
3056 PC Violation parole:felony (F) 4
484(A) PC Petty theft - From building (M) 4
487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - From building (F) 4 602(M) PC Trespass:occupy property without consent (M) 4 647(F) PC Disorderly conduct:intox drug with alcohol - Disorderly conduct (M) 4 666.1(A)(1) PC Petty theft w/2 or more priors - Shoplifting (F) 4 B/W Felony Bench Warrant - Felony 4
14601.1(A) VC Drive W/License Suspended 3
148(A)(1) PC Obstruct/resist/etc public/peace officer/emergency med tech - All other offenses (M)
3 22651(b) VC Stored Veh, Parked Block Traf 3
23222(a) VC Poss Open Container While Driving Prohibited 3 245(A)(1) PC Assault w/deadly weapon:not f/arm - Aggravated (F) 3 273.5(A) PC Inflict corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant/datng relatnshp - Aggravated (F) 3 273A(A) PC Chld abuse w/poss gbi/dth - Simple (M) 3
415(3) PC Offensive words in public place (M) 3
417(A)(1) PC Exhibit deadly weapon other than firearm - Aggravated (M) 3 422(A) PC Threaten crime with intent to terrorize (F) 3 452(D) PC Causing fire of property (M) 3
459 PC Burglary:first degree - Burglary/breaking and entering (F) 3 459 PC Burglary:second degree - Burglary/breaking and entering (F) 3 466 PC Possess/etc burglary tools (M) 3
484(A) PC Petty theft - Purse-snatching (M) 3
487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - Shoplifting (F) 3 503 PC Embezzlement $950+ (F) 3
530 PC Personate to get money/property [over $400] - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F)
3 532(A) PC Obtain money/etc by false pretenses (M) 3
5652(A) FG Put poltnt near waters (M) 3
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591.5 PC Damage/destroy any wireless communication device - All other offenses (M) 3 647(I) PC Peek inhab bldg w/loitrng (M) 3
666.1(A)(1) PC Petty theft w/2 or more priors - All other larceny (F) 3 Animal Animal Service Call 3
Lost Prop Lost Property 3
Viol Pre-Trial (M) Violation Pre-Trial Release (M) 3
10851(A) VC Take vehicle w/o owners consent/vehicle theft - Motor vehicle theft (F) 2 10852 VC Tamper with vehicle - Motor vehicle parts/accessories (M) 2 11357(a) HS Poss MJ + 28.5 g/conc. + 8g 18-20 Yo 2
11377(A) HS Possess controlled substance (M) 2
11550(A) HS Use/under influence of controlled substance (M) 2 1203.2(A) PC Probation violation:rearrest/revoke (M) 2
22435.2(B) BP Possess shopping/laundry cart (M) 2
23152(F) VC Dui any drug (M) 2
23154(A) VC DUI Probation; .01%+ BAC 2
23247(E) VC Restricted driver operate vehicle w/o interlock device (M) 2 236 PC False imprisonment w/violence/etc (F) 2
240 PC Assault - Simple (M) 2
243(D) PC Battery w/serious bodily injury (F) 2
243.2(A)(1) PC Battery on person on school/hospital/park property - Simple (M) 2 25608 BP Possess/etc liquor on school property (M) 2
272(A)(1) PC Contribute to the delinquency of a minor (M) 2 273A(A) PC Child abuse w/poss gbi/dth - Family offenses, non-violent (F) 2 314(1) PC Indecent exposure (M) 2
368(B)(1) PC Cause inj elder/dep adult - Negligent manslaughter (F) 2 368(B)(1) PC Cause inj elder/dep adult - Simple (M) 2
368(C) PC Elder/dependent adult cruelty - Intimidation (M) 2 381B PC Possess nitrous oxide (M) 2
4000(a)(1)VC Expired Vehicle Registration 2
415(1) PC Fight/challenge fight public place - Intimidation (M) 2 415(2) PC Disturb by loud/unreasonable noise (M) 2
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451(D) PC Arson:property (F) 2
459 PC Burglary - From building (F) 2
459 PC Burglary:second degree - All other larceny (F) 2 476 PC Make/pass/etc ficticious check with intent to defraud (F) 2 476 PC Make/pass/publish/etc fictitious check/bill/note (M) 2 484G PC Theft by use of access card information - Credit card/atm (M) 2 485 PC Appropriate lost property (M) 2
485 PC Appropriate lost property (M) 2
487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - Motor vehicle theft (F) 2 518(A) PC Extortion (F) 2
530 PC Personate to get money/property [over $400] - Identity theft (F) 2 530 PC Personate to get money/property [over $400] - Impersonation (F) 2 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F) 2 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - Identity theft (F) 2 530.5(E) PC Commit mail theft - All other larceny (M) 2 532(A) PC Obtain money/etc by false pretenses [over $400] (F) 2 594(A)(2) PC Vandalism:damage property (F) 2
594(A)(3) PC Vandalism:destroy others property (M) 2
666.1(A)(1) PC Petty theft w/2 or more priors - From motor vehicle (F) 2 69(A) PC Obstruct/resist exec ofcr - Aggravated (F) 2
777(A)(1) WI Fail to obey order of juvenile court:601 wi (S) 2 Courtesy Courtesy Report 2
10851(A) VC Take vehicle w/o owners consent/vehicle theft - Motor vehicle parts/accessories (F)
1 10852 VC Tamper with vehicle - Destruction/damage/vandalism of property (M) 1 11350(A) HS Possess narcotic controlled substance (M) 1 11357(a)(1) HS Possess MJ < 28.5 g under 18 yo 1
11364(A) HS Possess unlawful paraphernalia (M) 1
11364(A) HS Possess unlawful paraphernalia (M) 1
11370.1(A) HS Poss controlled substance while armed w/loaded firearm (F) 1 11395(B)(1) HS Poss cntl sub w/2 or more priors (M) 1
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1203.2(A) PC Probation violation:rearrest/revoke (F) 1
1203.2(A) PC Probation violation:rearrest/revoke (M) 1
12671 HS Sell/use/etc unclassed fireworks (M) 1
12700(B)(1) HS Possess gross wght of less than 25 pounds dangerous firework (M) 1 13001 HS Throw burning material (M) 1
13001 HS Throw burning material - All other offenses (M) 1 148(A)(1) PC Obstruct/resist/etc public/peace officer/emergency med tech - Simple (M) 1 148(A)(1) PC Obstruct/resist/etc public/peace officer/emergency med tech - Simple (M) 1 148.5(A) PC False report of crime to specific peace officers (M) 1 16028(c) VC No Proof of Insurance / Scene of an Accident 1 166(A)(4) PC Contempt of court:disobey court order/etc (M) 1 166(A)(4) PC Contempt of court:disobey court order/etc (M) 1 20001(A) VC Hit and run resulting in death or injury - All other offenses (F) 1 203 PC Mayhem (F) 1
207(A) PC Kidnapping (F) 1
21200.5 VC Riding bicycle under influence of alcohol and/or drugs (M) 1 21310 PC Carry concealed dirk or dagger (F) 1
21310 PC Carry concealed dirk or dagger (F) 1
21510(A) PC Possess switchblade in vehicle (M) 1
21810 PC Manufacture/sale/possess/etc metal knuckles (F) 1 21810 PC Manufacture/sale/possess/etc metal knuckles (F) 1 22350 VC Basic Speed Law 1
22651(j) CVC Impound, No proof of registration 1
23109(C) VC Engage Motor Vehicle Exhibition of Speed 1
23152(B) VC Dui alcohol/0.08 percent (M) 1
23153(A) VC Dui alcohol:causing bodily injury (F) 1
23247(E) VC Restricted driver operate vehicle w/o interlock device (M) 1 236 PC False imprisonment (F) 1
242 PC Battery on person - Simple (M) 1
24250 VC Drive Without Lights During Darkness 1
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243(D) PC Battery w/serious bodily injury (F) 1
243(E)(1) PC Battery:spouse/ex spouse/date/etc - Aggravated (M) 1 243(E)(1) PC Battery:spouse/ex spouse/date/etc - Simple (M) 1 243.2(A)(1) PC Battery on person on school/hospital/park property - Aggravated (M) 1 243.2(A)(1) PC Battery on person on school/hospital/park property - Simple (M) 1 245(A)(1) PC Assault w deadly weapon:not f/arm (M) 1
245(A)(4) PC Adw with force:possible gbi (F) 1
246.3(A) PC Willful discharge of firearm in a grossly negligent manner - Aggravated (F) 1 25400(A)(2) PC Carry concealed weapon on person (F) 1
261.5(C) PC Unlawful sexual intercourse w/minor:more than 3 yrs younger (F) 1 273.5(A) PC Inflict corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant/datng relatnshp - Aggravated (M) 1 273A(A) PC Chld abuse w/poss gbi/dth - Family offenses, non-violent (M) 1 273A(B) PC Child abuse w/o gbi/dth - Family offenses, non-violent (M) 1 273D(A) PC Corporal inj/etc on child - Simple (F) 1
2800.2(A) VC Evade peace officer with wanton disregard for safety (F) 1 287(C)(2)(A) PC Oral cop:by use of force/injury - Sodomy (F) 1 29800(A)(1) PC Felon/addict/possess/etc firearm (F) 1
30305(A)(1) PC Prohibited person own/possess/etc ammunition/etc (F) 1 311.11(A) PC Possess/etc obscene matter of minor in sexual act (F) 1 311.11(A) PC Possess/etc obscene matter:minor in sexual acts (M) 1 311.11(A)(1) PC Poss/etc obs mtr:mnr:sex (F) 1
311.3(A) PC Sexl expl mnr dpict sx pr (F) 1
3455(A) PC Prcs violation (F) 1
347(A)(1) PC Willful poisoning/etc of food/etc - Aggravated (F) 1 368(B)(1) PC Cause inj elder/dep adult - Aggravated (F) 1 368(B)(1) PC Cause inj elder/dep adult - Intimidation (M) 1 368(B)(1) PC Cause inj elder/dep adult - Simple (F) 1
368(D)(1) PC Thft eldr/depn adlt $950+ - All other larceny (F) 1 368(D)(1) PC Thft eldr/depn adlt $950+ - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F) 1 368(D)(2) PC Thft eldr/depn adlt -$950 - Embezzlement (M) 1 368(D)(2) PC Thft eldr/depn adlt -$950 - From motor vehicle (M) 1 Agenda Item Number 8
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381(B) PC Possess/etc substance similar to toluene (M) 1 381B PC Possess nitrous oxide (M) 1
384A(A)(2) PC Cut/Destroy/Remove Plant on Public Land 1 415(1) PC Fight/challenge fight public place - Disorderly conduct (M) 1 415(3) PC Offensive words in public place (M) 1
417(A)(1) PC Exhibit deadly weapon other than firearm - Weapon law violations (M) 1 417(A)(1) PC Exhibit deadly weapon other than firearm - Weapon law violations (M) 1 422(A) PC Threaten crime with intent to terrorize (M) 1 422.6(B) PC Damage/etc property to violate civil rights (M) 1 4462.5 VC Display on vehicle/present to officer unlawful registration (M) 1 4463(A)(1) VC Forge/alter vehicle registration/etc (F) 1 4463(A)(1) VC Forge/alter vehicle registration/etc (M) 1 452(B) PC Causing fire of inhabited structure/property (F) 1 452(C) PC Causing fire of structure/forest land (F) 1
4573(A) PC Smuggle cntl sub jl/prsn - Drug/narcotics violations (F) 1 4573.6(A) PC Poss cntl subst/para prsn - Drug equipment violations (F) 1 459 PC Burglary - All other larceny (F) 1
459 PC Burglary - Burglary/breaking and entering (F) 1
459 PC Burglary - From motor vehicle (F) 1
459 PC Burglary - Shoplifting (F) 1
459 PC Burglary:second degree - From building (F) 1
459 PC Burglary:second degree - From motor vehicle (M) 1 470(A) PC Forgery (F) 1
470(D) PC Forgery:false checks/records/certificates/etc. (F) 1 484(A) PC Grand theft - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F) 1 484(A) PC Petty theft - All other larceny (M) 1
484(A) PC Petty theft - All other larceny (M) 1
484(A) PC Petty theft - From motor vehicle (M) 1
484(A) PC Petty theft - From motor vehicle (M) 1
484F(A) PC Forge access card to defraud - Counterfeiting/forgery (F) 1 484G PC Theft by use of access card information - Impersonation (M) 1 Agenda Item Number 8
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487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - From building (F) 1 487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - Motor vehicle theft (M) 1 487(A) PC Grand theft:money/labor/property - Purse-snatching (M) 1 490.4(A)(1) PC Organized retail theft with intent to sell/exch/return (F) 1 496(A) PC Receive/etc known stolen property (F) 1
496(A) PC Receive/etc known stolen property (M) 1
496(A) PC Receive/etc known stolen property (M) 1
496D(A) PC Possess stolen vehicle/vessel/etc (F) 1
498(B)(1) PC Theft util srvs diverts - All other larceny (M) 1 528.5(A) PC Impersonate without consent:harm/defraud/etc:internet website - Impersonation (M)
1 530 PC Personate to get money/property [over $400] - Identity theft (F) 1 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - Credit card/atm (F) 1 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F) 1 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - Identity theft (F) 1 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - Impersonation (F) 1 530.5(A) PC Get credit/etc others id - Impersonation (F) 1 530.5(A) PC Obtain credit/etc:use others id - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (M) 1 530.5(C)(1) PC Possess personal identifying info with intent to defraud - Impersonation (M) 1 530.5(C)(2) PC Acquire/possess personal id info w/intent defraud w/pr - False pretenses/swindle/confidence game (F)
1 5652(A) FG Put poltnt near waters (M) 1
594(B)(1) PC Vandalism ($400 or more) (F) 1
597(A) PC Int cruelty to anml/kill (M) 1
6.16.070(A)SMC Dog Off Leash in Public Place 1
602(K) PC Tresp inj prop/obstr bus (M) 1
602(M) PC Trespass:occupy property without consent (M) 1 602(O) PC Trespass:refuse to leave property (M) 1
602(O)(1) PC Trespas:refuse leave prop (M) 1
602(O)(1) PC Trespas:refuse leave prop (M) 1
602(T)(1) PC Tresp fel ref lv prvt prp (M) 1
602.1(A) PC Trespass obstr bus oprn (M) 1
646.9(A) PC Stalking (M) 1
647(F) PC Disorderly conduct:alcohol (M) 1
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647(F) PC Disorderly conduct:under influence of drug - Disorderly conduct (M) 1 647(H) PC Disorderly conduct:loiter/etc private property (M) 1 653M(A) PC Annoying telephone call:obscene/threatening - Disorderly conduct (M) 1 666.1(A)(1) PC Petty theft w/2 or more priors - All other larceny (F) 1 666.1(A)(1) PC Petty theft w/2 or more priors - All other offenses (F) 1 69(A) PC Obstruct/resist exec ofcr - Simple (F) 1
777(A)(1) WI Fail to obey order of juvenile court:601 wi (S) 1
9.24.320 SMC In City Park After Hour 1
978.5 PC Bench warrant/failure to appear on felony charge (F) 1 978.5 PC Bench warrant/failure to appear on misdemeanor charge (M) 1 AOA Assist Other Agency 1
O/W Misd Outside Agency Warrant - Misdemeanor 1
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Crime Stats by Month FY2025-26
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Property Crime Map
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Crimes Against Persons Map
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Traffic Related Incident Map
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Suspicious Person/Vehicle Map
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Disturbance Calls Map
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Burglary Map
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Theft Map
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Stop Data Demographics Summary
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