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Rio Vista Police Station Address: 50 Poppy House Rd, Rio Vista, CA 94571, United States

Rio Vista Police Department

The Rio Vista Police Department is a dynamic and proactive municipal policing agency responsible for the professional and effective delivery of services to the City’s 8,500 residents and thousands of annual visitors. The Rio Vista Police Department is recognized by the Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST). Rio Vista, located in the eastern end of Solano County, is a unique community, enjoying benefits of rural surroundings while being centrally located between the major population of centers of Fairfield, Lodi and Brentwood. The Police Department enjoys tremendous support from the community and it provides residents and visitors alike thorough patrol and investigative services. The Police Department participates in numerous community outreach programs and events that foster a sense of security and safety to those living and visiting here. This site is not monitored 24/7 FOR EMERGENCIES CALL 9-1-1 General information The City of Rio Vista Police Department welcomes and encourages all visitors of our online communities to contribute comments which are related to responsibilities of and topics pertaining to the Department. The Rio Vista Police Department’s Social Media account is operated by the Rio Vista Police department and posts are made by a Rio Vista Police Department staff member. Comments posted to this page will be monitored. The following postings/comments are prohibited: a. Comments not topically related to the administrator’s posting; b. Content that violates City or Police Department policy, including abusive, harassing, intimidating, vulgar, obscene and offensive communications, communications that defame or libel others, and communications that infringe upon the privacy rights of others; c. Disparaging communications or jokes that are based on race, national origin, marital status, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, or any other characteristic protected under federal, state or local law; d. Communications of any copyrighted materials, trade secrets, proprietary information, or any other highly sensitive confidential information; e. Solicitation of others for commercial ventures or religious, social or political causes; or f. Comments or communications that violate the Brown Act. Please Note: The City of Rio Vista reserves the right to remove content that is deemed in violation of City policy or any applicable law. Any participants on the Department's official social media sites who are in continual violation of the posting/commenting guidelines may be permanently removed from the Department’s site. In general, individual complaints, concerns, and service requests may not be addressed through social media. Concerns, complaints, and requests concerning the City or Police Department should be directed to City Hall or the appropriate City department. Posts or comments are not considered delivery of notices or requests to the City, and it is not a substitute for public comment at City meetings or other public forums. Further, all comments posted by a member of the public are the opinion of the poster only, and publication of a comment does not imply endorsement of, or agreement by the City, nor do such comments necessarily reflect the opinions of the Rio Vista Police Department. Also, please keep in mind that this is an internet page on facebook.com. Facebook, Inc. owns and operates facebook.com. It has its own policies and standards concerning what may, and what may not, be posted and the actions that it may take with regard to unauthorized posts. See "Facebook Community Standards" at www.facebook.com/communitystandards/.
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Rio Vista Police Department16 hours ago
Drug Take-Back Event, Saturday April 28th 0900-1500.

The Police Department is hosting another drug take-back event this Saturday, April 28th from 9 AM to 3 PM. This is a great opportunity to bring in medications and sharps, if you are unable to come during our normal office hours. This event is hosted every 6 months, so if you miss it this month please expect another opportunity in October 2018.
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E-Waste Drop-off at Police Department

We kindly ask that you drop-off E-waste during our normal business hours: Monday-Thursday 0800-1200, 1300-1600. During our normal office hours, someone is here to assist with putting it on the inside of the PD gate. We appreciate your help and cooperation in helping to keep the front of the PD clutter free.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at: 707-374-6366.
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Dan Dailey, Chief of Police
Rio Vista Police Department
50 Poppy House Road
Rio Vista, ca 94571
707-374-6366

April 14, 2018 through April 20, 2018

During the week of April 14th – April 20th, RVPD officers responded to a total of 189 Calls for Service, which is an increase from 161 Calls for Service the previous week. RVPD officers conducted 51 traffic enforcement stops. Of these traffic stops, RVPD officers gave 35 warnings on various traffic infractions and yielded; one (1) driver arrested for DUI, One (1) driver arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle, one (1) driver arrested on a felony warrant, one (1) driver arrested for possession of a controlled substance (drugs), two (2) arrested for misdemeanor warrants, two (2) for driving on a suspended license, five (5) for driving with expired vehicle registration, and one (1) towed vehicle.

RVPD officers conducted twenty two (22) business checks around the city, responded to four (4) business and residential alarm calls, one (1) assault with a deadly weapon call, Three (3) stolen vehicle reports, Nine (9) follow-up investigation calls, two (2) mental health calls, seven (7) calls involving reckless drivers, one (1) hit and run accident, one (1) traffic collision, one call involving the report of a rape (1), two (2) calls involving a disturbance of the peace, three (3) assist outside agency requests, twenty one (21) calls to assist citizens, one (1) call reporting fraud, two (2) calls regarding reports of domestic violence, three (3) reports of vandalism, four (4) wireless 911 in-complete calls, two (2) found property reports, two (2) theft reports, two (2) harassment complaints, ten (1) suspicious persons/vehicle calls, four (4) citizen welfare checks, two (2) trespassing calls, two (2) requests for extra patrol, one (1) violation of a court order complaint, five (5) served civil subpoenas, one (1) report of a repossession of property, and one (1) suspicious circumstances call.

RVPD completed the following investigations:

04/20/18, officers responded to a report of an assault with a deadly weapon. Upon officers arrival it was determined that a male and female had engaged in a verbal argument. During the argument, the suspect attempted to run over the female’s boyfriend. The suspect fled the scene in his vehicle. While officers were continuing their investigation, they were able to identify and locate the suspect, and arrested him at his residence. The suspect was transported to the Solano County Jail on a felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon (vehicle).

04/19/18, an officer conducted a vehicle stop for a traffic violation. The officer contacted the driver and determined the driver had a misdemeanor warrant out of Alameda County. The driver was arrested and transported to the Solano County Jail for booking.

04/19/18, Chief Dailey observed a vehicle to be driving erratically in the vicinity Virginia Drive and Saint Francis Way. The driver turned west onto Airport Road and began to pass vehicles in the oncoming lane of traffic. Chief Dailey initiated a traffic enforcement stop on the vehicle and determined that the driver was driving under the influence of alcohol. The driver was arrested and booked into the Solano County Jail.

04/18/18, an officer initiated a traffic enforcement stop for a vehicle code violation. When the officer contacted the driver, a wants and warrants check revealed that the driver had an outstanding felony warrant out of Stockton. The driver was taken into custody and transported to the Solano County Jail for booking.

04/18/18, an officer responded to a residence where it was reported that a car had been stolen the night before. Upon arrival of the officer it was determined that an unknown person had taken the vehicle from the victim’s driveway overnight. The vehicle was entered into the Stolen Vehicle System and an information Be-On-The-Lookout (BOLO) bulletin was sent to surrounding law enforcement agencies in an attempt to locate the vehicle.

04/16/18, officers responded to a call in which the mother was reporting that her daughter made several statements indicating that she wanted to harm herself. Upon officers arrival it was determined that the adult female and adult male in the residence were extremely intoxicated. The adult female continued to make threats to harm herself, was unable to care for her own safety, and was taken into protective custody on a Welfare and Institution Code (5150) hold. While the female was being medically evaluated at the hospital, it was determined that she was also a victim of domestic violence. Officers returned to her home address and arrested her husband for felony domestic violence. He was arrested and transported to the Solano County Jail for booking.

04/15/18, officers initiated a vehicle stop for a vehicle code violation. A passenger in the vehicle was found to be on Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS). During a probation search the passenger was found to be in possession of a dangerous drug and was arrested. The subject was issued a citation and released on his signed promise to appear in court.

04/14/18, officers conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle for traffic violations. The vehicle was found to be stolen and outstanding from CHP Ukiah. The driver was subsequently arrested for being in possession of a stolen vehicle and transported to the Solano County Jail for booking. A passenger of the vehicle was found to be in possession of a controlled substance, was issued a citation, and released on her promise to appear in court.
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Rio Vista Police Department added 3 new photos.6 days ago
Help us find the owner of this pooch. She was found near the Marina in RV. If you are the owner or know the owner please call Mike at 510-776-4347 or RVPD 707-374-2300.

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Officer Rafferty and Rio have begun their 1st week of formal K9 training. Basic obedience is the foundation for all dog training, especially police K9's.
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Pursuit leads to stolen car arrest (Rio Vista Police Department) | Nextdoor
RVPD Officer Barrera attempted to stop a car this evening for a vehicle code violation. The driver fled and a pursuit ensued. Following good safety practices the pursuit was called off. Shortly after RVPD received a call of a car crashing through a fence on the north end of Azevedo Rd.at Canright Rd...
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