Join San Leandro PD for Pawsitively San Leandro this Saturday, April 21st from 10am - 2pm at San Leandro Police Department 901 E. 14th Street.
A couple of reminders:
All pets must be on leash.
Microchipping will be $5.00 Cash Only.

At Monday's City Council meeting, Mayor Pauline Russo-Cutter proclaimed April as Autism Awareness Month in honor of those that have been diagnosed with ASD and the caregivers who provide support to them to maximize their quality of life. City Hall will be illuminated with blue lighting during the month of April to show support and raise awareness for Autism.

San Leandro Police Department wants to congratulate our downtown Safeway Store for being the first certified Crime Free Business in San Leandro.

If you are a business in San Leandro and want more information on how to certify your property please call our Crime Prevention Unit at 510-577-3228.

Remembering Captain Edward Tracey
Yesterday marked the 3 year anniversary of Captain Tracey’s passing.
Ed, you were not just our Captain you were our leader, our family, our friend, and our mentor. You are truly missed!💙💙💙

Many of us know someone with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Did you know that 1 in 68 children and more than 200,000 people are diagnosed with ASD each year in the United States?

Please support the San Leandro Police Department and @SanLeandroPOA in raising awareness during #NationalAutismAwarenessMonth by attending the upcoming fundraiser at Tommy T's Comedy Club in Pleasanton on April 29th. Tickets are discounted at $20 each and 100% of all proceeds will be donated to the Regional Center of the East Bay, who serve more than 20,000 people with special needs in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

All week we’ve honoring our Public Safety Dispatchers in honor of Dispatcher Appreciation Week. Today we’d like to give special attention to Ashlee D’Apice who was chosen as San Leandro Police Department’s Dispatcher of the Year. Ashlee began her dispatching career in May of 2010. Since the beginning Ashlee has been viewed by her peers as someone they can count on and is willing to go above and beyond. She’s described as a true team player with a focus on Officer Safety. In the past year Ashlee has taken on the role of Communications Training Officer. She is an incredible mentor providing the right balance of assistance and coaching. She’s also part of the Tactical Operations team, and is the Department of Justice California Law Enforcement trainer. She finds time in her busy schedule to participate in many of our community events. Most notable is her role as Santa’s elf at Cookies with the Cops. Please congratulate Ashlee on this well-deserved accolade.