
CSO WEEKLY
Did you know that a parked car can become deadly for your pets in just minutes? Even with the windows cracked, temperatures inside a vehicle rise rapidly during Yakima’s summer heat. If you can’t take your animal inside with you, keep them at home where they’re comfortable. Heatstroke in pets can become life-threatening quickly. Leaving an animal in a vehicle under conditions that endanger its health or safety is unlawful under Yakima Municipal Code 6.20.125 and RCW 16.52.340.
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*** UPDATE: 5:07PM - All roads ways are now open for travel.***
ROLL OVER COLLISION
YPD at the scene of a two vehicle roll-over collision at 7th Street and E. Yakima Ave. Westbound lanes will be closed between 8th Street and 6th Street.
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Here I’ve been looking for a Ranger everywhere
Alex Sampson this you?!
Don't they know your not suppose to park like that
So many rollovers. It never used to be like this. What’s in the water?
They must’ve been going pretty damn fast to have a rollover where that happened.
How in the heck do you manage a roll over in a 30 mph speed limit with plenty of traffic 🤔
I hope they’re ok!
How are there sooo many rollovers in town people? 🤔 what is happening here?! LOL
Y'all wild
They arent showing the other vehicle, a car that by the damage looked like it hit the truck. Saw it yesterday as they were cleaning it up. So sad hope all are ok
Thats wild
Why does this seem to happen so often?
WTH???
Don’t Meth and drive, brought to you by Y. A. I. D Yakima against impaired drivers. Not again 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Carlos Vargas
Mike Bumgardner
I went out today. Was driving down washington. 49 miles per hour posted. cars were flying by me like i was parked.
Can you say "Distracted Driving"???????????
How .......????
People drive like they are auditioning for the Fast and Furious! Except they don’t have the skills to handle the speed. Driving IRL is not a video game!
East of first.ave..is all bad. The streets.... North and South........
Ya I don't know where cops are hanging out.every night about 1100 at night people leave the bar at least 60 mph before they hit tieton Dr.Nothing will be done until some one gets killed.There a good hiding spot they could get them.
Orale
HELP ID OWNER:
Earlier today our officers found these two furry friends out in the heat near the Yakima Convention Center. They have been staying in the area of N. 8th Street since early this morning. YPD needs to locate an owner. If you know where these two dogs belong, please call the YPD main line and ask for the Community Services Unit at (509) 575-6200 before 3:30 pm. After 3:30 please call the Yakima Humane Society.
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Thank you for taking them out of the heat 🙏🏻
Thank you YPD for saving these beautiful fur babies
Prayers their family comes forward
Poor babies. Thank you for helping them.
At least they have food and water in this heat. Thank you
Poor babies.❤️🩹
Yakima Valley Lost and Found Pets
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Thank you CSO ❤🐾💙👮💯
These look like the pups that have been attacking and killing cats. 😢
Shared Yakima Valley Lost and Found Pets
Thank you!
Yakima, WA - Lost Dogs, Cats & Pets - PawBoost
MISSING PERSON
The Yakima Police Department is requesting assistance in locating a missing person, Anayenci Lopez, who hasn’t been seen or heard from since about July 3rd, 2026. It is unknown what she was last seen wearing and she is believed to be in the Yakima area. If you have any information about her whereabouts, please contact Detective Isaac Ayon at (509)576-6752.
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*** UPDATE: The sheep owners have been identified. Thank you to all who shared the post.***
SHEEP ALERT - CAN YOU ID OWNERS?
There are some sheep in the area of the 1800 Block of South 76th Ave. Our Community Service Officers are looking for their home. Please contact 911 or CSO Hilenski 509-208-7900 if you have any info.
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CSO WEEKLY
Did you know that a parked car can become deadly for your pets in just minutes? Even with the windows cracked, temperatures inside a vehicle rise rapidly during Yakima’s summer heat. If you can’t take your animal inside with you, keep them at home where they’re comfortable. Heatstroke in pets can become life-threatening quickly. Leaving an animal in a vehicle under conditions that endanger its health or safety is unlawful under Yakima Municipal Code 6.20.125 and RCW 16.52.340.
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Questions- when can a bystander break a window and be in the right? If we are not allowed to break a window without punishment who do we call? And lastly what is the fine, citation, punishment, for the person who left the dog in the car - if a person has proof of this and a license plate number could/would you cite them later if they left?