American Canyon Arrests and Warrants

Police Department

City of American Canyon Police Department is headed by Police Chief Tracey Stuart, to support her in maintaining law and order in the city, the police department has twenty-four full-time Sworn Officers, two Police Technicians and an Administrative Clerk.

Crime Statistics

The American Canyon, CA overall crime rate is 10% higher compared to other cities in the state of California and 17% higher than compared to the national average. When it comes to violent crimes, the city’s average is 34% lower in comparison to the California average and 25% lower when compared to the national average. The percentage goes up when looking at property crime; the percentage stands at 17% higher than to the average seen in California, and 23% higher than the overall national average. The average total number of crimes in a year has increased compared to last year making American Canyon safer than just 34% of the cities in the United States. In American Canyon, the chances of being a victim of crime is 1 in 30.

Warrants

Warrants in American Canyon can be accessed by visiting the City of American Canyon Police Department in person and making a request. You will, however, need a good reason to get the warrants. The other way to obtain warrants in the city is through visiting the City of American Canyon Police Department; 

This is the easiest and safest way to obtain warrants. On the website, you will be directed on how to obtain the warrants you want without physically visiting the police department. Keep in mind that you will be charged nominal fee to obtain the warrants you will request for.

Bail

There are three major ways that one can post for bail when arrested in California: Cash (California Penal Code – Section 1269), Bail bond (California Penal Code – Section 1276) or Property bond (California Penal Code – Section 1276.5). The amount of bail varies depending on the crime that has been committed.  All California counties have their own bail schedules that set forth the amount for bail for each type of crime.