Please take notice that the Chair of the BROADMOOR POLICE PROTECTION DISTRICT, acting pursuant to the authority of Government Code §54956, hereby calls special meeting of the Board of Commissioners on Monday October 25, 2021 at 11:00am.
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Broadmoor Police Accepting Applications
The Broadmoor Police Protection District is currently accepting applications for the position of Police Officer and Part Time Per Diem Officer.
Interested persons should have their application submitted on or before October 31, 2021.
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COMMUNITY ADVISEMENT
In 2020, there was a 107% increase in anti-Asian hate crimes in California, and thousands of reported incidents nationwide as a result of racist and xenophobic rhetoric.
With the federal government’s recent public release reporting on the origins of COVID-19, the Broadmoor Police Department would like to take a moment to remind our community that hate crimes and incidents will not be tolerated.
We are committed to ensuring our community feels safe and protected against all hate and bigotry. If you or someone you know has been a victim of a hate crime, contact the police immediately!
For more resources and to find assistance, please click on the links below:
Bonta unveils new guidance plan
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PRESS RELEASE – Fugitive Arrested August 19th, 2021
On Thursday, August 19th at about 3:00 PM, one of our Broadmoor Police Officers conducted a traffic stop on the 700 block of Maddux Drive. The officer recognized the driver as a dangerous felony subject with an arrest warrant issued for a domestic violence and attempted murder case. After confirming the warrant, the subject was placed under arrest and booked into the San Mateo County Jail without incident. The Broadmoor Police Department is dedicated to keeping our residents safe and providing service to our community. Outstanding police work by our officer!
SB 978 Documents
Click here to view the Firearms Policy.
Click here to view the Patrol Rifle Policy.
Click here to view the Arrest & Control Policy.
Click here to view the Taser Policy.
Contact Us
We would like to hear from you. If you have a question or comment, please feel free to contact our department today.
Commission
The Broadmoor Police Protection District is a Police Commission of three residents elected at large by the voters of the district.
Broadmoor Police Safety Update
Broadmoor Police officers in accordance with guidance from federal, state and local health directives will be wearing N95 masks while on duty. This is designed to protect both the public and our officers. This also reinforces the need to practice personal spacing amongst eachother. Please stay safe.
Resources
Click here for SAMCEDA, Assistance & Guidance for Businesses and Workers impacted by Covid-19.
Click here for Shelter in place resources.
COVID 19 Update / Broadmoor Police Social Media Outlets
In an effort to help protect our community from the recent COVID 19 outbreak as well as keeping our residents informed, Broadmoor Police has started a Twitter page. The Twitter feed is a relevant information portal to keep the public informed and educated about any items related to promoting a safe environment for our residents to live in. Along with our current Broadmoor Facebook page, we know that utilizing these tools gives us a larger community reach and keeps the information pipeline going to ensure the safety of our residents. I encourage anyone within our district or county to follow these feeds for critical safety announcements. Above all please stay safe within our community.
Interim Chief Ronald Banta
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Our Mission
The mission of the Broadmoor Police Protection district is to serve our community with 24 hour a day police services.
In 1948 the residents of the unincorporated hamlet of Broadmoor, which then was larger than the City of Daly City and extended from about Westlake to South San Francisco, was comprised mostly of farm lands, came together and formed their own police department as a police protection district because services from the San Mateo County Sheriff were not sufficient to meet the needs of the residents. In particular, the Sheriff’s Office was located in Redwood City, where it is still located, some 20 miles south of Broadmoor.