Tag: public safety
Briefing Room: Spotlighting West Cities Police dispatchers
As we observe National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week this April, it is our honor and privilege to shine a spotlight on the extraordinary team...
Briefing Room: Portrait of a Seal Beach Police Dept. property and...
Hi Seal Beach,
In recognition of Property and Evidence Officers Week, it’s important to acknowledge the individuals behind the scenes who play a crucial role...
Briefing Room: How the city plans for the annual Run Seal...
Hi Seal Beach,
Recently, a concerned citizen contacted one of our City Council Members to express frustration that he could not get out of the...
Briefing Room: the 2024 tabletop emergency exercise
Hi Seal Beach. This week’s article is brought to you by Emergency Services Coordinator Sergeant Brian Gray. Sergeant Gray’s job involves a wide array...
SBPD to be on alert on St. Patrick’s Day
With the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations fast approaching, the Seal Beach Police Department will be on alert for suspected impaired drivers and remind the...
Guest Opinion: Pedestrian safety at intersections along PCH
By Matthew Terry
No street is perfect, but crossing Pacific Coast Highway as a pedestrian is significantly more dangerous than it should be. This danger...
Briefing Room: cited and released also means arrested
Captain Nicholas,
I have a question about the semantics of police work. In a recent issue of the Event-News Enterprise in the PD Calls section...
Briefing Room: Barking problems
Hello,
I wonder what action can be taken for a dog that barks for hours a day. This dog will bark after 11 pm...
SBPD advises a ‘Go Safely’ game plan for Super Bowl...
As the excitement builds for Super Bowl LVIII, the Seal Beach Police Department reminds football fans to intercept impaired driving if they’re heading out...
Briefing Room: Don’t turn right from the middle traffic lane
Hi Seal Beach,
This week we received a question about vehicles turning right into the Leisure World Main Gate from the middle traffic lane of...
