District offices are a physical element of the Hayward Police Department’s Community Policing and Neighborhood Policing efforts. We believe in being engaged in our neighborhoods and in providing police services that are accessible and understanding of the needs of neighborhoods. Rather than centralizing every police function from one central police facility with an expectation for the public to “bring issues to us,” we have established district offices that enable us to extend our community policing efforts and support closer to the neighborhoods we serve.
Two Neighborhood Policing Districts, one North and one South, are each headed by a District Commander who is responsible for coordinating the resources, strategies, and efforts we apply to various neighborhoods within the respective district. District Commanders and their staff work closely with neighborhoods to find ways to organize, support and guide their efforts toward vitality and self-sufficiency.
District offices are also a place for neighborhood community members to stop in for information, discuss neighborhood issues, report crime or suspicious activity, report quality of life issues or behavior that negatively affects a neighborhood.
Service Contacts:
Northern District Office
(for all neighborhoods North of Harder Road and North of Highway 92)
1190 B Street (Corner of B and Second Streets)
Office Phone (510) 293-5004
Office Fax (510) 886-2179
Northern District Commander (510)-293-7073
Southern District Office
(for all neighborhoods South of Harder Road and South of Highway 92)
28200 Ruus Road (Located in the Boys and Girls Club facility on Ruus Road near Tennyson Road)
Office Phone (510) 293-5750
Office Fax (510) 264-0326
Southern District Commander (510)-293-7296
To report any crime, call 510-293-7000.
To report a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1.
You may also submit a service request for this item in the 'Make a Service Request' area below.
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