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CSO WEEKLY
As everyone gets back into the school routine, the Community Service Officers want to remind you to take a few extra seconds to make sure your backyards, front and back doors, and gates are properly secured before leaving home.
With the morning rush, it could be the difference between keeping your pet safe or finding them wandering in the neighborhood.
Make sure your pet has a proper collar, microchip, and if possible, AirTag or tracking device. These simple steps can help reduce the number of loose dogs and help get lost pets home safely.
Parents: Remind your kiddos to never approach or pet a strange dog they encounter on the street.
The Community Service Officers want to welcome all the kiddos and teachers back to school and wish everyone a safe and successful school year!
🎉CONGRATULATIONS OFFICER OF THE QUARTER 🎉
In recognition of our incredible YPD officers, every quarter, officers get nominated by their peers and supervisors to be considered for “Officer of the Quarter.” Please join us in commending our outstanding Traffic Officer Darius Williams as the Officer of the Quarter (2nd quarter) 2026!
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Ticket princess of the month , congrats little Susie, remember officer safety, but protect and serve..... kinda funny.
Always stay true to the Constitution and serve the public. This reminds me of Officer Maphumulo in Blaine. He received a life saving award and was all smiles at our city council. He was selective though on when he would save lives. Many months later four critics of the government got a death threat. For the first time in American history, our chief Rodger Funk refused to refer the investigation and instead decided to hang onto it despite a massive conflict of interest. Fourteen days prior to the death threat, one of the victims had asked for a criminal official misconduct investigation into the chief. That same man now controlled an investigation involving her life. Frantic, that same victim turned to Officer Maphumulo to get help. She pleaded with him to get the death threat out of the hands of the chief. He did NOTHING. The person who made the death threat was a violent felon who had already taken shots at people in the past and had an arsenal of 16 rifles, 6 handguns and a silencer/suppressor. This same Chief worked against the victims at a restraining order hearing trying to make sure they did not get their restraining orders. He testified on behalf of the violent felon WITHOUT a subpoena. So, make sure all of your officers hear this story. You always want to protect the citizens and do the right thing. Otherwise, the faith we have in the force is gone.
That’s a good man right there! Congratulations Darius!
Congratulations Officer Williams....and thank you for all of your hard work
🙌🏻 hes a great officer. Always caring And respectful
Congratulations Dar!
Felicidades 🎊🎉🎈
Great job buddy
Congratulations and thank you for your service to our community!
Congratulations Darius!
Excellent work Officer Williams! Stay safe and care for yourself while you serve your community!
Congratulations 🎊 👏🏿 💐
Congrats and Thank You!!
Great job Darius keep up the great work 👏🏽👏🏽
Congratulations Officer Williams. God Bless you America.
Way to go congratulations 🎉🎊🎈
Congratulations Dar! Well deserved!
Congratulations young man.
Officer Williams deserves this honor over and over again. He is in my opinion the most approachable cop and is absolutely awesome! When I see him he always waves and has that great smile. Congratulation Officer Williams.
Congratulations! Thank you for protecting our community!
Yay! Congrats!
Congratulations Williams
Congrats Officer Williams! Than you for your service! 💙
Work well done!
Congratulations my friend
*** UPDATE 12:40pm- 18th Street is now open. Thank you for your patience.***
ROAD CLOSED - 18TH STREET BETWEEN E. VIOLA AVE & E. MEAD AVE
Due to a collision, a utility pole was knocked down and road will be closed until repaired. Updates to come on road re-opening.
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