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are committed to making your neighborhoods safer, and are looking for ways to increase the quantity and quality of our contacts with our community. We are asking for your assistance in a shared responsibility in resolving the problem of crime in our community. We have provided an online direct link to the police station that serves your area so that you can contact us with any of your non-emergency needs. Tosubmit a Community Policing Service Request, select your area command below to complete an online form. Services provided at your area command: • Filing a crime report or traffic collision. Certain copies of reports and records are available at area commands via credit or debit card payment only; cash is not accepted. • Background Checks to the owner of the record only. For example, you can only obtain a background check for yourself. • Incident Crime Reports to victims of a crime only. • Traffic Accident Reports to owner of the record only. For example, if you were a driver or pedestrian involved in an accident or the registered owner of a vehicle involved in a traffic accident. All other request for reports or records are provided by the Records and Fingerprint Bureau located at 400 S Martin Luther King Blvd, Building C. You can find more information on obtaining copies of reports by visiting our Medication Disposal Boxes Available to the Public: Each LVMPD patrol substation is equipped with a secure box for the anonymous disposal of unused, expired prescriptions or o...

Since its incorporation in 1964, Thousand Oaks has contracted with the Ventura County Sheriff's Department for law enforcement services. The members of the Sheriff's Department are committed to safeguarding lives and property, and responding to public concerns in a manner which promotes neighborhoods free from the fear of crime. We work to: • Preserve the peace • Prevent crime • Apprehend offenders • Facilitate problem-solving community partnerships • Enforce laws • Provide secure and humane detention for persons lawfully entrusted to our care • Display empathy and respect for the dignity of all individuals