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Tracy Police Department
Service. Integrity. Excellence.
Welcome To Tracy PD
The Tracy Police Department provides law enforcement services for the City of Tracy, California. With a population of approximately 98,000, Tracy is a railroad town located in San Joaquin County.
105 sworn officers and 61 professional staff members make up the brave men and women that have taken the oath to protect and serve the residents, business owners, and visitors of Tracy. They are committed to providing the finest law enforcement services while upholding the values of the department; Service, Integrity, and Excellence.
The City of Tracy is located inside a geographic triangle formed by Interstate 205 on the north side of the city, Interstate 5 to the east, and Interstate 580 to the southwest; this has given rise to Tracy’s motto, now recorded on the city’s website: “Think Inside the Triangle”. Tracy is a growing community near the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley.
The town is very much a big city with small-town feel with a quaint downtown. We still hold homecoming parades downtown for every high school, and the City Council is very responsive to the needs of its residents. Their intent is to provide the Tracy community with basic and extended services that offer opportunities for individuals, families and businesses to prosper as they live, work and play in Tracy.
The makeup of the town is complex, comprised of long-time farming families, those who have migrated from the bay area to find affordable housing, born and raised residents, business owners, young entrepreneurs, and retirees.
Tracy Police Department
1000 Civic Center Drive
Tracy, California 95376
Business
(209) 831-6550
How Do I…
Our most frequently requested information can be found below. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please call our department at (209) 831-6550.
Crime Mapping
View current crime statistics for any area of the city.
Alarm Permits
Information about obtaining an alarm permit.
Animal Services
Animal services, adoption information and forms
Code Enforcement
Information and procedures for code enforcement matters.
Fingerprinting
Information regarding fingerprinting and LiveScans.
Pay Your Parking Ticket
Information and procedures for paying parking tickets.
Police Reports
Online police reports and copies of police/accident reports.
Property/Evidence
The release and retention of property and evidence.
Public Records
Public records act requests for information and documents.
Chief Sekou Millington
Chief Sekou Millington is the 29th chief of police for the city of Tracy.
Chief Millington has demonstrated his ownership of the mission to provide the Tracy Community with the police service they deserve, and more. His career highlights the fact that he is dedicated to serve and has earned his place as a leader both in the department and in the community.
With two decades as a police officer, Chief Millington began his career at the Oakland Police Department, where he worked numerous special assignments and rose through the ranks to serve in key leadership positions.
Join Our Team
Hear what Chief Millington desires in applicants, and meet some of the officers of the Tracy Police Department.
Noble Profession
Law enforcement is respected by many.
Salary
You’ll earn a great salary for doing what you love.
Impact
Make a positive impact on many people.
Benefits
Our benefits package is one of the best.
Our Bureaus
The operations of the Tracy Police Department are divided into three bureaus.
Bureau of Field Operations
Patrol, special enforcement team, traffic and community preservation…
Bureau of Investigations
General and specialized investigations, crime scene, and…
Bureau of Support Services
Animal services, communications, fiscal management…
On March 20, 2023, at approximately 4:57 pm, Tracy Police Department Patrol Officers were dispatched to a call in the 1900 block of Bridle Creek Circle regarding a domestic violence report.
Through the investigation, Tracy PD Officers learned that the victim, Jane Doe, was brutally assaulted over the course of the day by her boyfriend, identified as Michael Anthony Garcia (39 years old of Tracy).
During the assault, Garcia killed the victim’s dog and made several threats to kill the victim. Once Garcia fled the residence, the victim called a family member, who called 9-1-1 on her behalf.
With assistance from the Tracy Police Department’s General Investigation Unit (GIU), Special Investigations Unit (SIU), and Special Enforcement Team (SET), Garcia was located and arrested in the 400 block of West Kavanaugh Avenue the following day. Garcia was booked into county jail on the following charges:
PC 206 – Torture
PC 273.5 – Corporal injury on spouse/partner
PC 245(a)(2) – Assault with a deadly weapon (firearm)
PC 422 – Criminal Threats
PC 136.1(a)(1) – Victim intimidation
PC 597(a) – Animal cruelty
PC 207 – Kidnapping
PC 591.5 – Obstruction a person from calling 9-1-1
PC 29800 – Convicted felon in possession of a firearm
Due to the sensitive nature of the crimes being investigated and to protect the victim in this case, no additional information will be released.
This is an ongoing investigation, if you have any information relating to these crimes, please contact Detective Lissette Ortiz at Lissette.Ortiz@TracyPD.com or (209) 831-6569.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, contact @chestofhope at (209) 259-5552, @sjc_familyjusticecenter at (209) 468-2600 or SJCFamilyJusticeCenter.com, or @ndvhofficial at +1 (800) 799-SAFE (7233) or by texting “START” to 88788.
Media Inquiries
Kaylin Heefner
Tracy Police Department – Community Relations Coordinator
(209) 666-5815
Kaylin.Heefner@TracyPD.com
رمضان مبارك
May this holy month of Ramadan be full of blessings that shower you with peace, joy, and prosperity. Ramadan Mubarak to all who celebrate! ✨
UPDATE: The correct phone numbers for the Stockton/San Joaquin Valley Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen are (209) 403-6308 or (916) 879-0450.
Bring the kids so we can fly!
We`re excited to be back collaborating with the Stockton / San Joaquin Valley Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen for a 4-week Drone Bootcamp to introduce kids ages 10-17 to aviation, learn how to operate a drone, and find out how Tracy PD Officers use drones on the job.
Classes will be held at the Tracy Police Department (1000 Civic Center Drive) on Saturdays from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm:
📅 May 6th
📅 May 13th
📅 May 20th
📅 May 27th
For more information or to register your child, contact Tuskegee Airmen Stockton/San Joaquin Valley Chapter President Geary McKoy at Geary@SanJoaquinValleyTA.org or (209) 429-7865.
*Limited spots are available and will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.
**Individual Registration Fee For Bootcamp is $400 (includes take-home drone).
Thank you City of Tracy - Local Government Public Works Department for helping at this weekends Etch & Catch!
Public Works, Tracy Police Department VIPs, and Explorers helped etch 49 catalytic converters at Saturday’s event as we continue to offer etching the license plate number of the vehicle on catalytic converters to our community to help identify the owner/victim if an officer comes across a converter thief during their shift.
If you missed this event, keep an eye out for our next Etch & Catch in the fall! #TracyPoliceDepartment #TracyCA #Community #ThinkInsidetheTriangle
Starting Monday, March 13th our Badges for Books Story Time will have a new time!
Join us on the 2nd Monday of the month at the Tracy Public Library for Badges for Books Story Time from 3:00-4:00 pm!
Each week, staff from either Tracy PD will read, play, and have crafts for kids 3-5 years old.
We can`t wait to see everyone at the Library for Badges for Books Story Time! #BadgesforBooks #TracyPoliceDepartment #TracyCA #ThinkInsidetheTriangle #PlayInsidetheTriangle #LearnInsidetheTriangle #ReadInsidetheTriangle
The Latest News From Tracy PD
News releases, crime prevention tips, department news, and more.
Officers Arrest Suspect for Domestic Violence Incident
On March 20, 2023, at approximately 4:57 pm, Tracy Police Department Patrol Officers were dispatched to a call in the...
Fatal Traffic Collision Near West Eleventh Street & El Portal Street
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Critical Incident Community Briefing Officer-Involved Shooting Video
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Call Regarding Knife-Wielding Individual Leads to Officer-Involved Shooting
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