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Police Department
Special Bulletin:
The Moreno Valley Police Department has identified 17-year-old Moreno Valley resident Norma Lopez as a homicide victim. It is believed that Norma was abducted on July 15th while walking through a dirt field in the vicinity of Nason Street and Cottonwood Avenue. Police recovered her body on July 20th in a field at Theodore Street and Dracaea Avenue, approximately 2 miles from where Norma was last seen. If you have any information that might assist authorities in finding the perpetrator(s) of this crime, please call the tipline at 877-242-4345 or the Riverside County Dispatch Center at 951-776-1099.
The Police Department provides law enforcement services and coordinates
the overall operations of the Police Department including patrol, traffic enforcement, crime
prevention, detective unit, and special enforcement.
Moreno Valley has established a first-rate law enforcement program. The City of Moreno Valley contracts police services from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.
Our Award-Winning Policing Programs
The Moreno Valley Police Traffic Team has been recognized both at the state and national level for its innovative traffic programs. The Traffic Team is always looking for new ways to keep our roadways safe for the motoring public. We focus our efforts on establishing programs that include Speed Awareness, Occupant Protection and DUI Enforcement. Some of these programs include:
- School Zone Enforcement
- Traffic Complaint Program
- Pedestrian Decoy Operation (Santa in Crosswalk)
- Radar Trailer / Speed Program
- School Presentations on the use of Bicycle Helmets, Pedestrian Safety, Drinking and Driving, etc.
- "Click It or Ticket" Campaign (Seat Belt Enforcement)
- Car Seat / Child Restraint Inspections
- DUI / Driver License Checkpoints
- Saturation Patrols
- DUI Warrant Sweeps
- Operation Free PASS
Police Department Office and Contact Numbers
- Police Department Office:
22850 Calle San Juan De Los Lagos
- Lobby hours:
Mon - Thurs, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Fri, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
(closed on Saturdays, Sundays and major holidays).
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Phone and E-mail :
| Emergency: |
911 |
| Emergency Cell Phone callers: |
951.684.0911 |
| Non-emergency dispatch: |
951.247.8700 |
| Business number: |
951.486.6700 |
| Graffiti Hotline: |
951.413.3171 |
| E-mail: |
cfairfie@riversidesheriff.org |
- Non-emergency Dispatch Number: (951) 247-8700
The Moreno Valley Police Department has a direct line for reporting non-emergency incidents. This staffed twenty-four number helps our dispatchers more effectively assign police officers and keeps the 911 system free for emergency calls. These incidents include, but are not limited to:
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Fireworks
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Large Parties
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Loud Music
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Barking Dogs
- Mobile 911 within City Limits: 951.684.0911
Persons within city limits who wish to reach 911 from their cell phone may chose to dial 951.684.0911. This number will give the caller a direct line to Moreno Valley Police Department dispatch.
If a caller dials 911 from a cell phone, they will receive the California Highway Patrol dispatch. Matters involving incidents on the State Highways or Freeways fall under the jurisdiction of the CHP.
Matters within city limits, fall in the jurisdiction of the Moreno Valley Police Department.
False Alarms
A citizen who wants to appeal the validity of a false alarm determination
by the police or fire department may appeal to the appropriate appeal
officer or designee. The appeal must be in writing and must be requested
within ten (10) days of the alarm user having received a notice of the
false alarm.
The form can be dropped off at the Moreno Valley Department
lobby window, or mailed to:
Moreno Valley
Police Department
Attention: Community Services/Alarm Appeals
22850 Calle
San Juan De Los Lagos
Moreno Valley, CA 92552-0805
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Police Chief: John Anderson
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