Operations
Rocklin Animal Control
Rocklin Police and Animal Control Officers want you and your pets to be good neighbors. Often a friendly warning or word of advice is all it takes.
Contact Rocklin Animal Control: (916) 625-5400, press 1 or email police@rocklin.ca.us
Rocklin Animal Control provide the following services:
Canine
The Canine Program began in the mid 1980’s as an asset to patrol in searching and locating fleeing felons, lost children and missing persons. The primary purpose of the canine unit is tracking, crowd control, officer protection, and as a backup to the canine officer when arresting combative subjects and bringing them under control. The canine unit has also been popular at public demonstrations.
Crime Prevention
The City of Rocklin has one of the lowest crime rates of any city of similar population in the state of California. Although there are several factors contributing to our low crime rate, Rocklin’s emphasis on crime prevention, community awareness and education, and community oriented policing and problem solving plays a key role.
The following information provides information about crime prevention for:
Patrol
Patrol officers are the first responders to all emergency and most non-emergency requests for traffic enforcement, crime reports, vehicle accidents, disturbance/noise issues, suspicious persons, parking, and most problems involving public safety and community care-taking. Quick reaction is a valuable asset in deterring crimes and harmful activities and urges its citizens to report suspicious activity and information promptly.
Shift Schedules
Reserve Officer Program
The Reserve Police Officer Program (RPOP) is composed of members of our community who choose to dedicate a portion of their time to community service by working as part-time employees or volunteers with Rocklin PD. These officers work with full-time regular officers to provide law enforcement services for the City.
Rocklin Reserve police officers may perform a number of general and specialized law enforcement assignments, including but not limited to:
SWAT & HNT
Rocklin – Roseville Regional Special Operations Unit
The Rocklin Police Department, in partnership with the Roseville Police Department, maintains a regional Special Operations Unit that includes SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics), the Crisis Incident Negotiations Team (CINT), and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD).
Traffic
The Rocklin Police Department’s traffic officers are dedicated to enforcing Vehicle Code laws. They focus on traffic enforcement and address traffic-related concerns identified by residents, working closely with our neighborhood community policing program. Patrol officers also play an important role in enforcing traffic laws throughout the city.
Report a Traffic Problem