Yes. Fingerprinting services are provided Tuesdays (except holidays) between 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m, by appointment only. For additional information, see Fingerprinting.

During business hours, you can call the business office at (925) 634-6911 for after hours you can call our non-emergency dispatch line at (925) 809-7911. It is helpful to have the investigating officer’s name and the case number assigned to your event. This will help to determine the appropriate contact person. If you don't have the above information, our Records or Dispatch staff will assist you.

No. Acceptable forms of payment are cash, credit/debit cards and business checks. Vehicle releases, however, require cash or credit/debit cards only.

You may either email Brentwood Police, use the online services Employee Recognition Form or telephone the Brentwood Police Department (925) 634-6911.

The non-emergency dispatch phone number is (925) 809-7911 or 9-1-1 (emergency). From a mobile phone, call (925) 809-7911. For certain incidents or crimes, you may also use the "Online Services" File an On-Line Police Report.

You can obtain a copy of a police report/incident by visiting nextrequest.com.

If you believe your vehicle was towed or is missing, please contact the dispatch center at (925) 809-7911. The dispatch center has a record of vehicles towed by private parties, as well as the Police Department. Additionally, the dispatch center is notified of repossessed vehicles. If no record of a tow is located, it is possible the vehicle may have been stolen and the Dispatch Center will have a Police Officer contact you. Vehicles are towed and stored for different reasons. If your vehicle was towed for registration expired over six months, you will need a licensed driver, current registration, and/or a one-day moving permit from DMV prior to obtaining the release from the Police Department. If your vehicle was towed and stored for a 72-hour parking violation, you will need a licensed driver. There is an Administrative Fee in order to obtain a vehicle release which must be paid at the Police Department.

Depending on the issue, there are a variety of ways to report problem properties:

• Be sure the patrol officers working that particular beat are aware of the problems. Call the dispatch center (925) 809-7911 and request to speak with an officer about the problem.
• See if there is a Neighborhood Watch in place. Community Engagement Officer Lindzie Laughridge (809-7778) will be able to assist you with this information.
• If you believe there is a narcotics-related problem, contact the Detective Sergeant in the Investigations Unit (634-6911)
• The City of Brentwood has a Problem Property Response Team (PPRT) and you may use the Report a Problem Property form, or information can be given to the PPRT by contacting Police Sergeant Maanao at 809-7762.

Please contact Dispatch at (925) 809-7911. For non-urgent/chronic traffic problems, call the Tell-A-Cop hotline at (925) 809-7826 and leave the information on the recording. You may also use “Online Services” Citizen Input Form.

If you have a question or complaint about any police employee conduct please contact the on-duty watch commander through the dispatch center at (925) 809-7911, or use the "Online Services" Citizen Complaint Procedures.

An inquiry about the custodial status needs to be made through the on-duty watch commander. The on-duty watch commander can be contacted through the Dispatch Center 24-hours a day at (925) 809-7911.

During business hours, you can call the business office at (925) 634-6911 for assistance after business hours, please contact our non-emergency dispatch line at (925) 809-7911. It is helpful to have the investigating officer's name and the case number assigned to your event. This will help to determine the appropriate contact person. If you don't have the above information, our Records or Dispatch staff will assist you.

Yes. The Brentwood Municipal Code restrictions apply to minors under the age of 18 years as follows:

• Sunday through Thursday, curfew is between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
• Friday and Saturday, curfew is between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. BMC 9.68.010 Curfew restrictions for minors.

The Brentwood Police Department will sign off notices of corrections, commonly referred to as "fix-it tickets" at no charge to residents of the City of Brentwood. For non-residents, there is a fee. See the Administrative Fee Schedule.

Code Enforcement is part of the City's Community Development Department. Code Enforcement helps keep our City a healthy, safe, clean, and attractive place to live and work by educating Brentwood residents relative to the Brentwood Municipal Codes. For additional information, go to the Community Development - Code Enforcement website.

Among other things, City Municipal Codes govern zoning/building violations, junk, debris, litter, abandoned vehicles/RV's/boats, graffiti, fire hazards, illegal signs, garbage containers in public view, and basketball standards left in the roadway. View the City of Brentwood Municipal Code.

Neighborhood Watch is a community and law enforcement partnership and crime prevention program. View Neighborhood Watch.

*Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Our Business Office Is Currently Closed. Please Call for Services and/or Updates*

Although the Police Department operates 24 hours a day, the business office is open to the public Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Our business office is closed on weekends and holidays. Messages left on the business line (634-6911) are answered the following business day. For immediate assistance outside our business office hours, please call our non-emergency dispatch line at (925) 809-7911.

Brentwood Police Department is located in Contra Costa County at 9100 Brentwood Blvd, Brentwood, CA 94513. Driving Directions can be obtained through the Contact Us page.

The Brentwood Police Dispatch is located inside the Brentwood Police Department and can be reached by calling (925) 809-7911 (non-emergency), or 9-1-1 (emergency). From a mobile phone, call (925) 809-7911. There is also a "call box" located outside the front door of the Brentwood Police Department which directly connects to Brentwood Police Dispatch.

The Brentwood Police Department contracts for animal services through Contra Costa County Animal Control in Martinez, CA. During business hours, Monday through Friday, you should contact Contra Costa County Animal Control at (925) 608-8400. After business hours, contact the Brentwood Police through the Dispatch Center at (925) 809-7911. Brentwood Police Department will forward the complaint to Contra Costa Animal Control. You can also visit their website for helpful information.

Any vehicle including cars, boats, RV’s etc. must be moved every 72 hours (3 days) or they are considered “stored on a public street”. It is best to call Parking/Vehicle Abatement hotline (925) 809-7827 and leave the make, color and license plate of the vehicle, along with the exact location, on the recording. Once we obtain this information, we will go out to the location and issue a “Courtesy Notice.” This is not a ticket or citation—it is simply giving the owner an opportunity to move the vehicle prior to getting a citation. The owner then has 72 hours to move the vehicle (“move the vehicle” requires the odometer reading to change). After 72 hours if the vehicle has not moved an officer will return to the location and will tow the vehicle to a local tow yard. The registered owner will be required to come into the police station to obtain a vehicle release and pay the Police Administrative Fee as well as the tow yard fees.