City of Corona : The Circle City

Welcome

MISSION STATEMENT AND STRATEGIC PLAN GOALS

"The mission of the Corona Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in our city through excellence in policing. In partnership with our community and through education, prevention, and enforcement, we will maintain order, deter crime, and achieve a presence of security. Our members pride themselves in being the model for law enforcement with vision, while performing with integrity and professionalism."

We accomplish our mission by ensuring we

• Provide quality customer service by enhancing police professionalism and valuing community trust.
• Focus on the reduction of crime and on quality life issues through prevention and enforcement strategies, along with community partnerships.
• Ensure efficiency in all applications within the organization by building and adopting strong organizational systems and practices.
• Train all personnel towards excellence. Develop all personnel to their fullest capacity.
• Embrace change and challenge with modern technology.
   

 New Department Patch
 

On August 15, 2011, the Corona Police Department will begin to transition to a new shoulder patch. The new patch will have a grey outline with a dark blue background and will feature the historic civic center. During August 15 through September 5 officers will be transitioning from the old patch which was designed in 1977 by then Sgt. John Dalzell.

Online Police Report

Use our online system to report a variety of crimes. After you submit this report to the Corona Police Department, it will be reviewed by the staff and forwarded to the appropriate location. Once reviewed, you will receive an e-mail advising you of the case number assigned to your report.

Red Light Photo Enforcement

For information about our red light camera enforcement program, please click here.

City of Corona Crime Map

Click this link to go the City of Corona Police Department Crime Map.

Megan's Law

The California Department of Justice provides access to information on more than 63,000 persons required to register in California as sex offenders. Specific home addresses are displayed on more than 33,500 offenders in the California communities; as to these persons, the site displays the last registered address reported by the offender. An additional 30,500 offenders are included on the site with listing by ZIP Code, city, and county. Information on approximately 22,000 other offenders is not included on this site, but is known to law enforcement personnel.

Click this link to go the Megan's Law Home Page.

Directions to the Corona Police Department