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🎓👏 Congratulations, Lieutenant Casey Croucher!Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Casey Croucher on her graduati...
10/30/2026

🎓👏 Congratulations, Lieutenant Casey Croucher!

Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Casey Croucher on her graduation from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute (SBSLI)!

Making this accomplishment even more special was that she was selected by her fellow classmates to serve as the Class Speaker at the graduation ceremony! 🎤👏 This honor reflects the respect and recognition she earned from her peers throughout the program.

The SBSLI is a highly respected leadership development program designed to strengthen the skills of law enforcement supervisors. Through months of intensive training, participants focus on personal growth, ethical decision-making, effective communication, team building, and developing the confidence and skills needed to lead and inspire others.

We are proud of Lieutenant Croucher’s commitment to professional development and the leadership she brings to our Department and community.

👏 Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement!

🎃🐾 Howl-O-Ween was a spooktacular success! 👻On Thursday, our community came together for our annual Howl-O-Ween event, a...
10/30/2026

🎃🐾 Howl-O-Ween was a spooktacular success! 👻

On Thursday, our community came together for our annual Howl-O-Ween event, and we had a paws-itively great time! 🐶🐱🐰 From spooky to silly and everything in between, community members brought their pets dressed in their best Halloween costumes—and we loved seeing all the creativity!

🏆 Of course, no Howl-O-Ween would be complete without our Best Dressed Pet Contest! There were plenty of great costumes competing for that top spot, and choosing a winner definitely wasn’t easy!

🎉 A big congratulations to our Best Dressed Pet Contest winners!

🥇 1st Place: HomeGoods 🛍️
🥈 2nd Place: The Addams Family 🕸️
🥉 3rd Place: Ewok 🌟

👏 Congratulations to our winners and a big round of a-paws to everyone who participated! You certainly made this year’s competition one to remember!

Thank you to everyone who came out, dressed up, and helped make the event such a fun celebration for our entire community. We loved seeing familiar faces, meeting new friends, and sharing plenty of smiles and conversations along the way. We’re already looking forward to seeing everyone, and all their furry, feathered, and scaly friends next time!

🎃👻 Until next time, stay safe and keep the Halloween spirit going! 🐾

🎓👏 Congratulations, Sergeant Brad Smith!Leadership is about more than a title. It’s about inspiring others, building tru...
10/30/2026

🎓👏 Congratulations, Sergeant Brad Smith!

Leadership is about more than a title. It’s about inspiring others, building trust, and leading by example.

Yesterday, Sergeant Brad Smith graduated from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute (SBSLI) in Folsom, California! Chief Hernandez and Captains Miller and Speckenheuer were there to celebrate this well-deserved accomplishment.

🚔 So, what is SBSLI?

It's a highly respected leadership development program that challenges law enforcement supervisors to grow both personally and professionally. Through months of intensive training, participants strengthen their leadership skills, ethical decision-making, communication, and ability to mentor and inspire others.

Programs like SBSLI help us develop strong leaders who support our officers, strengthen our Department, and ultimately better serve our community.

👏 Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Smith on this milestone! We're proud of his commitment to continued growth and leadership!

🚔🚒 National First Responders DayToday, on National First Responders Day, we recognize and honor the dedicated individual...
10/28/2026

🚔🚒 National First Responders Day

Today, on National First Responders Day, we recognize and honor the dedicated individuals who answer the call when our communities need them most. From police officers and firefighters to paramedics, EMTs, and dispatchers, first responders work tirelessly to protect lives, provide comfort during difficult moments, and keep our communities safe.

Behind every emergency response is a commitment to service, a willingness to face the unexpected, and a dedication to helping others — often during some of the most challenging moments of their lives.

Today, we extend our gratitude to all first responders who serve with courage, compassion, and professionalism. We also recognize the families who support them and the sacrifices they make alongside their loved ones.

To all those who serve on the front lines and behind the scenes, thank you for your service, your dedication, and your commitment to protecting others. Your work makes a difference every single day. 💙🖤

🦅🏃‍♂️ Eagle Rush at Curtner Elementary School!Last week, Milpitas Police Department had the pleasure of being invited to...
10/27/2026

🦅🏃‍♂️ Eagle Rush at Curtner Elementary School!

Last week, Milpitas Police Department had the pleasure of being invited to Curtner Elementary School’s Eagle Rush event! Our officers enjoyed seeing students of all ages lace up their running shoes, hit the track, and participate in an event that promotes physical activity, healthy living, and school spirit.

We appreciate Curtner Elementary School for inviting us to be part of such a positive and engaging experience for their students. Events like Eagle Rush are a great reminder of the importance of building healthy habits, encouraging one another, and strengthening the connections between our schools and the community.

Thank you, Curtner Eagles, for having us! Keep running, keep smiling, and keep soaring! 💙🦅

🥋 Empowerment Through Education: Women’s Self-Defense ClassThis past Tuesday, our Police Department had the pleasure of ...
10/23/2026

🥋 Empowerment Through Education: Women’s Self-Defense Class

This past Tuesday, our Police Department had the pleasure of hosting another Women’s Self-Defense Class focused on building confidence, increasing awareness, and providing participants with practical skills to help protect themselves.

The class offered an opportunity for community members to learn valuable self-defense techniques, discuss personal safety, and gain knowledge they can carry with them into their everyday lives. Beyond learning physical skills, classes like these help empower individuals to feel more confident, prepared, and aware of their surroundings.

We are grateful to everyone who came out and participated! Creating a safer community goes beyond law enforcement — it also means providing opportunities for education, empowerment, and connection.

Thank you for being part of our community and for taking an active role in your personal safety. 💙

Our S.A.F.E. classes fill up quickly so be sure to keep an eye out on our social media for future class announcements. We hope to see you at the next one! 💙

The Milpitas Police Department Citizen Volunteer Program was established in 2002 to provide community members with meani...
10/22/2026

The Milpitas Police Department Citizen Volunteer Program was established in 2002 to provide community members with meaningful opportunities to serve alongside the Police Department. Gwen Osborne joined the Citizen Volunteer Program in 2007 and recently completed her 19th year of dedicated service.

Gwen recently announced her retirement from the Citizen Volunteer Program, concluding nearly two decades of exceptional service to the Milpitas Police Department and the community. Throughout her years of service, Gwen consistently demonstrated a willingness to assist wherever she was needed and could always be counted on to support the Department and those we serve. Gwen dedicated countless hours assisting Police Evidence Technicians with the processing of property and evidence, supporting the Records Unit with court runs, and providing Child Identification Fingerprinting services to local families at community events throughout the City. She readily accepted new assignments and frequently volunteered during evenings and weekends to support special projects, including DUI checkpoints and Police Department outreach at City-sponsored events. In 2019, Gwen was honored as the 2019 Citizen Volunteer of the Year, highlighting her tremendous contributions to the department.

Gwen’s dedication, reliability, and selfless commitment to service have made a lasting impact on the Milpitas Police Department and provided tremendous benefit to the Milpitas community. Her contributions over the past 19 years are sincerely appreciated, and her presence within our Department will truly be missed.

Please join us in thanking Gwen for all her years of dedicated service and wishing her all the best in her next chapter!

**UPDATE: Kenneth has been located and reunited with his loved ones. Thank you to the community for spreading the word.*...
10/22/2026

**UPDATE: Kenneth has been located and reunited with his loved ones. Thank you to the community for spreading the word.**

Missing Adult - At Risk

The Milpitas Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating an at-risk dependent adult.

Kenneth Edward Mora is a 27-year-old Filipino male who was last seen today, October 21st, around 12:00 noon, near the area of the Great Mall of the Bay Area.

Kenneth was wearing a blue t-shirt, blue sweatpants with stripes, blue Crocs, and black glasses. He is 5’ 10’’ tall, weighs 114lbs, brown eyes and black hair.

Kenneth is considered at-risk due to having a developmental disability and is non-verbal. He does not have any cellphone with him nor does he know how to take public transportation.

If you see Kenneth or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the Milpitas Police Department at (408) 586-2400.

This past Saturday, Assistant Chief Jamison joined our friends from PRAGNYA for Dinkchak Dhamaal Dandiya at the Barbara ...
10/21/2026

This past Saturday, Assistant Chief Jamison joined our friends from PRAGNYA for Dinkchak Dhamaal Dandiya at the Barbara Lee Senior Center! 🎉

Since 2022, MPD has proudly partnered with PRAGNYA through its First Responders for Neurodiversity Support (FRNDS) program, creating meaningful connections with neurodiverse individuals and their families, and creating opportunities for inclusion and community participation.💙

The evening was filled with music, laughter, and plenty of dancing. And yes, Asst. Chief Jamison made his way onto the dance floor. 🕺 Unfortunately, we have no photographic evidence to prove it! 👀📸😂

So, if you were there and caught a photo or video of him showing off his Dandiya moves, please share it in the comments or tag us. We’d love to see them.

Thank you, PRAGNYA, for another incredible evening of inclusion, connection, and community. 💙

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