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Dear Neighbors,
Welcome to my public safety page. You will find current public safety information regarding your Fire and Police Departments.
I hope you find this page helpful and informative.
Warm Regards,
Councilmember Pierluigi Oliverio
San Jose Prepared
Ready.Gov
In case of disaster the City of San Jose may not be able to help you for 72 hours.
Please review San Jose Prepared and Ready.Gov
Resources & Information
San José Police Department
Emergency 911 - from cell phones (408) 277-8911
Non-emergency 311 - from cell phones (408) 277-8900
Community Services / Neighborhood Watch (408) 277-4133
Family Violence Center (408) 277-3700
Use the new online features of the SJPD website at www.sjpd.org:
SJPD Automated Services:
24-hour Hotlines
- Crimestoppers Anonymous Tip Hotline - (408) 947-STOP
- Gang Hotline - (408) 293-GANG
- Drug Hotline - (408) 971-DRUG
- Child Abuse Reporting Center - (408) 299-2071
 SJFD - FIRE Information - Updates
San Jose Fire Department response to County Jail
Dear Neighbors,
This past April, I drafted a memo about some of my concerns regarding the San Jose Fire Department’s (SJFD) response to the County Jail located in Downtown San Jose. Although the jail is a county facility, the SJFD responds to calls of service at the jail.
Because the jail is a unique facility, it is important to have policies, procedures and protocols in place for jail staff and the SJFD to follow.
My memo directed our staff to work with the other agencies to improve the current criteria the City has in place for responding to the jail.
A copy of my memo is here for you. (Procedures, Protocol & Policies regarding the County Jail)
This issue will return to the Public Safety Strategic Support Committee on September 18, 2008.
Warm Regards,
Councilmember Pierluigi Oliverio
Councilmember Oliverio interviewed by Karina Rusk of ABC News regarding his “Procedures, Protocols and Policies regarding
the County Jail” memo. Click on: Video
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Follow-up Memo II Rules - September 22, 2008
Procedures, Protocols and Policies regarding the County Jail - March 31, 2008
San Jose Fire Department County Jail Policy - May 2004
Fire Station Location Map
District 6 Fire Stations
Station 5 710 Leigh Ave., 95128
Station 6 1386 Cherry Ave., 95125
Station 7 800 Emory St., 95126
Station 10 511 S. Monroe St., 95128
FIRE HOUSE 6
Fire House Staffing Staff Support Memo - June 16, 2008
City-wide Policy for Relocation/Closure and/or Selling Fire Stations - Removal from Station 6 from Budget - August 14, 2008
This memo will be heard at the September 9, 2008, 7:00 p.m. City Council Meeting.
Please attend and share your viewpoint in the City Council Chambers located at City Hall (200 E. Santa Clara St.). Parking is validated.
Councilmember Oliverio Fire House 6 Letter (Updated) - August 13, 2008
Fire Station 6 Land Sale & Fire Station 37.6 Operations - May 28, 2008
Managers Budget Addendum (MBA 38) is in response to questions regarding Fire House 6 and the proposed Fire House 37
2007-08 Budget Study Session - Public Safety Capital Program
2009-13 Proposed Capital Improvement Program - Public Safety Capital Program
E-list Email
Email - March 27, 2008
Fire Chief Letter - March 12, 2008
Fire Chief Letter - May 13, 2008
North Willow Glen Support Letter
Shasta Hanchett Letter
Greater Gardner Letter
Burbank NAC Letter
Reconsider Ballot Measure Regarding Park land / Proposed Fire House 37 Memo - July 30, 2008
 SJPD - POLICE Information - Updates
Youth Guide on Police, Safety, and Crime is now available.
A Student’s Guide to Police Practices is a booklet that was written with young people in mind. It explains basic police practices, important legal issues, and laws that affect young people in San José. New sections discuss issues like: gang violence, hate crimes, internet safety, and dating abuse. The guide contains suggestions on what to do (and NOT do) if stopped by a police officer. There is also advice on how to avoid being victimized by crime. Valuable services are described in the resource section. The guide may be downloaded in English, Spanish, or Vietnamese at www.sanjoseca.gov/IPA.
Please call the Independent Police Auditor’s office at (408) 794-6226 to get a printed copy or a version on CD.
You may also request a presentation for your school, church, community group, or local agency.
GRAFITTI
"Graffiti Tracking Database"
The San Jose Police Department has added another high-tech tool in the fight against graffiti vandalism. About one year ago, San Jose Police launched a grant-funded, county-wide law enforcement database used to track graffiti and the subjects who commit vandalism. On July 22, 2009 an additional element will be added to allow the public to upload graffiti photographs and information to the department's web site. These photographs and information will be reviewed by investigators and then automatically added to the database. This collaborative effort between law enforcement and concerned citizens will result in a greater number of incidents being recorded and tracked beyond what is reported through traditional means. The goal of this effort will be to reduce graffiti incidents by increasing arrests of offenders and to give an accurate account of the damage committed. With an increase in incidents being recorded and tracked, court restitution orders should reflect all of the damage an offender has caused.
The direct link to the page is: https://www.sjpd.org/_forms/graffitifaq.asp
TRAFFIC CALMING
Traffic Calming Memo - February 26, 2008
Traffic Enforcement Request Form
Red-Light-Runner in Willow Glen -
San Jose District 6 City Councilmember Pierluigi Oliverio (blue shirt) arrived at the scene. He was talking of ways to make the streets of Willow Glen safer - - possibly red-light violators could be caught on camera. - September 4, 2008
Updated Revisions to City of San Jose's Traffic Calming Policy - June 2, 2008
Community Traffic Calming Meeting was on May 12, 2008.
Transportation & Environment Committee Meeting was on June 2, 2008. The traffic calming proposal was reviewed and
sent to City Council for approval on June 2, 2008.
The City Council voted on the proposed Traffic Calming Policy at the City Council Meeting on June 17, 2008.
Report on Residential Traffic Calming Community Meetings February 22, 2008 was heard at the City Council Meeting
on Tuesday, March 18, 2008.
Transportation & Environment Committee Memo from Councilmember Pierluigi Oliverio - February 26, 2008. |
