You can complete and submit a police report online for eight types of non-emergency incidents- harassing phone calls, hit and run, lost property, theft, vandalism, vehicle burglary and vehicle tampering., If the incident is an Emergency please call 9-1-1., Before using the online reporting system, be aware that the incident must meet the following conditions: Be a non-emergency All incidents must have occurred within the Hayward City limits only (unless the incident involves identity theft) - not in another city, nor in the unincorporated areas of Alameda County, nor on a State freeway. - If the incident happened in another city, call the police…, If the non-emergency incident occurred in the Hayward city limits, but does not meet the other conditions listed above, call 510.293.7272., After completing and submitting the online report: You will get a case number, and be able to print a copy of the report. Your report will be reviewed by a police officer. You may be contacted if further investigation of your case is needed. File a Police Report, For Identity Theft reports:, English Spanish, You can also file, SUPPLEMENTAL information to a THEFT report, for which you have a report number.
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Our mission is to create a change in attitude toward fire and life safety behaviors through education in fire and injury prevention methods. Programs provided: Fire and life safety presentations Portable fire extinguisher training (classroom only, no use of live fire) Career fairs and community helper presentations Fire station tours Community Emergency Response Team training (CERT) Third grade…
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Zone 0 – Ember Resistant Zone, The first 5 feet around your home are the most important. Keep this area clear of anything that can burn—mulch, dead plants, firewood, furniture. Most homes are lost to wind-blown embers, not flames. A clean buffer here can stop fire before it starts., Zone 1 – Lean, Clean & Green Zone, From 5 to 30 feet out, reduce vegetation, remove dead material, and keep plants green and healthy. Space out trees and shrubs so flames can’t spread easily. This defensible zone protects your home and gives fire crews room to work., Zone 2 – Reduced Fuel Zone, From 30 to 100 feet (or to your property line), cut grasses low, thin trees, and remove dry brush and debris. The goal is to reduce fire intensity before it gets close. Well-managed space here slows fire and supports firefighter efforts. Learn more about creating Defensible Space:, Hayward-Fairview-Five Canyons Defensible Space, For questions email, firesafehfd@hayward-ca.gov, or call (510) 583-4930.
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Requests for access to these files may be sent by mail to Hazardous Materials at City Hall, by fax at 510.583.3641, or by Service Request at least five (5) working days prior to actually coming to the office and having the files available to you. To assist Hazardous Materials in providing a timely response to your request, please specify the street address for each file that you wish to review.…
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The Hayward Police Department has a variety of skilled positions associated with public safety. All positions are for permanent employment and subject to a full Civil Service testing process. All hiring decisions are contingent on the results of completed background investigation. Applications are accepted only for currently available job openings. Please visit the City of Hayward website for…, Police Human Resources, not only manages the Police Department employment process, along with the City's Human Resources staff, but also does recruitment, specialized training, career enhancement programs, training needs assessment, and certificate and incentive programs., Service Contact:, For more information about a career in law enforcement or related positions at the Hayward Police Department, contact: Personnel and Training or 510.293.7078 Current City Job Openings or 510.583.4555
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This information is confidential and the caller will remain anonymous. This email is for police investigative purposes and will not generate an immediate police response. For more information on this subject, see the Narcotics Enforcement page on the HPD site.
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You can request a medical emergency, fire incident, and fire investigation report by filling out the, Report Request, form and emailing it to, firereports@hayward-ca.gov, ,, or fax to 510-583-3641. You can request fire or a hazardous materials file review by calling our Fire Prevention Office at 510-583-4900, , email , haywardfirepermits@hayward-ca.gov, . Or you can come into the office at: Office of the Fire Marshal 1st Floor - Permit Center 777 B Street Hayward, CA 94541 Permit Office hours are: Monday - Thursdays from 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Fridays Closed, For more information, please call 510.583.4900
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The nine stations, with their addresses, are: Station #1 – 22700 Main Street Station #2 – 360 West Harder Road Station #3 – 31982 Medinah Avenue Station #4 – 27836 Loyola Avenue Station #5 – 28595 Hayward Boulevard Station #6 – 1401 W. Winton Avenue Station #7 – 28270 Huntwood Avenue Station #8 – 25862 Five Canyons Parkway, Castro Valley Station #9 – 24912 Second Street, Please note, : Stations tours and engine appearances can be scheduled Monday through Saturday usually between 11 a.m.–11:45 a.m., 1:30p.m–3:30 p.m. Please send an email to firestationtours@hayward-ca.gov or schedule via Access Hayward at least four weeks in advance of your tour or engine appearance date. You can call 510.583.4943 if have questions. Schedule a Station Tour Please provide your name, name of…, one adult, for, every, : 3 children at 3 years old 4 children at 4 years old 5 children at 5-8 years old 6 children at 9-12 years old 10 children over 12 years old Our Firefighters are proud of the work they do and enjoy sharing their expertise in fire safety with the community. But, because their duty is to be first responders in emergencies, tours may be canceled or be abruptly terminated when an emergency call comes…
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Did you know that roughly half of home fire deaths result from fires reported between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., when most people are asleep? Smoke alarms save lives. We would like every resident of Hayward to have smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each separate sleeping area, and on every level of your home, including the basement. Larger homes may need more alarms. Thanks to a generous donation…
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