29 Jul 2013
by rialto-now
in and the unincorporated communities of Bloomington and Muscoy, Budget, Ca, City of Rialto, Colton, Crime, davidsMarketing, Ed palmer, Flores Park, Flores Park Neighborhood Watch, Fontana, Food Trucks, Grand Terrace, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Davids-Marketing/156816741049580, IE Gourmet Food Trucks, Inland Empire, Keith Kahn, Nieghborhood Watch, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Fire, Rialto Parks, Rialto Police Department, RUSD, San Bernardino, SCAT, Shawn O'Connell, SWAT, youth
National Night Out is a nation wide program co-sponsored by Target in where neighborhood watch groups come together one night a year with Target representatives, police, fire, school and city officials, to celebrate the concerted effort in fighting crime throughout the year.
This is National Night Outs 30th year in operation. National Night Out is the communities response to crime and crime prevention. Rialto is celebrating it’s 13th year is holding this event. It is Rialto Police Departments goal to make this a great event. This year Rialto has pulled out all the stops and created an event like no other. This years event will include:
Rides in police cars
Target Kidz Fun Zone
Home Depot Grow and Build Workshop
Seven Exciting food trucks
over 50 vendors
Video Game Truck
Jumpers
Police Vrs Fire Chili Cook Off
K9 & SWAT Demonstrations
Fly in of Rialto PD’s Helicopter
And More…………..
We will have the following food trucks:
Grilled Cheese Truck: http://www.thegrilledcheesetruck.com
MeSoHungry Truck: mesohungrytruck.com
Tornado Potato Truck: http://www.mytornadopotato.com
Rolling Sushi Van: rollingsushivan.com
Suite 106 Cupcakery: www.suite106cupcakery.com
Mustache Mikes Truck: mustachemikes.com
Sweet Shop: http://www.thesweetstops.com
National Night Out is a wonderful opportunity for our community to promote police-community partnerships, crime prevention, and neighborhood camaraderie. It represents the kind of spirit, energy, and determination that is helping make our neighborhoods safer places throughout the year. It is a night to celebrate safety and crime prevention success and to expand and strengthen our commitment throughout the year.
America’s
Night Out Against Crime. Free Admission. This event takes place Tuesday, August 6 from 5:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the City Civic Center, Willow Ave. / Palm Ave., between 1st Street and Rialto Ave.
For more information, please contact Corporal Nelson at (909) 820-2515.
21 Jun 2013
by rialto-now
in City of Rialto, City View Taxi, Flores Park, Flores Park Neighborhood Watch, IE Gourmet Food Trucks, In & Out, Inland Empire, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Fire, Rialto Police Department, SCAT, SWAT
Whether it is the sparkle of the bright lights, or the thunderous boom of the explosion, there is no denying the thrill that fireworks can bring to an Independence Day celebration. Unfortunately, when fireworks are misused, injuries and property damage can occur. A special study conducted by the Consumer Products Safety Commission found that 65 percent of all fireworks injuries in 2011 were sustained during the 30 days surrounding the Independence Day holiday. More than half of these injuries were the result of unexpected ignition of the device or consumers not using fireworks as intended.
In addition, non-Safe and Sane fireworks are ILLEGAL for use by anyone other than licensed, trained professionals that are permitted to discharge them. Safe and Sane fireworks stands will be open throughout Rialto from June 28th through July 6th. Safe and Sane fireworks are defined as those fireworks that don’t fly, travel or explode. Fountains, sparklers, snakes and smoke effects, ground spinners, snap pops and other novelty fireworks fit this description.
However, firecrackers, rockets, roman candles, shells, and other aerial effects are NOT considered safe and sane fireworks. Anyone found with these illegal fireworks will be cited and the fireworks confiscated. The Fire and Police departments will be patrolling the City throughout the holiday period to ensure compliance with our rules on fireworks use.
IF YOU SEE ANYONE LIGHTING WHAT APPEARS TO BE ILLEGAL FIREWORKS DURING THE 4th, please call the Fire Department immediately using our Fireworks Hotline at (909) 421-7245. Operators there will take the information and dispatch personnel to investigate and take appropriate action. Please DO NOT call 9-1-1 to report illegal fireworks unless you also suspect a fire, injury, or serious crime.
09 Jun 2013
by rialto-now
in Chief Mat Fratus, City of Rialto, davidsMarketing, Deborah Robertson, Flores Park, Inland Empire, Mike Story, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Police Department, SCAT, Shawn O'Connell, SWAT, youth
Coffee With the Chief is back after a one month break.
Coffee with the Chief is a unique opportunity to speak to our cities top cop and his support staff about issues important to you.
This isn’t a political event it is a way to hear what our police have been up to, any new ideas or programs coming down the pipe and a forum to ask question or bring up your concerns.
Chief Fararr is normally joined by Captain De Anda, Lt Karol and Cpl Nelson the Community Policing officer.
Coco’s Resturant 1683 S. Riverside Ave
Please come out and join us this month at the Coco’s Resturant on the Corner of Riverside Ave and Valley Blvd.
03 May 2013
by rialto-now
in Ca, City of Rialto, Inland Empire, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Fire, Rialto Parks, Rialto Police Department, SCAT, SWAT, Water, youth
Tags: android, mobile
25 Mar 2013
by rialto-now
in and the unincorporated communities of Bloomington and Muscoy, ARMC, Assemblymember-Elect Cheryl Brown, Ca, City of Rialto, Colton, Crime, Flores Park, Fontana, Grand Terrace, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Fire, Rialto Police Department, San Bernardino, SWAT, Uncategorized
Tags: cars, community
Working in Community Services on thing that our safety trainer always tells us is in the event of a disaster Police, Fire and Military resources are first sent to Schools an Hospitals. He reminds us that we must be prepared to survive for at least three days. So lets think about this that means if somone is hurt badly in my home or neighborhood I may be responsible for stabalizing that person? Yep, do you know how? If not these classes will help you better prepare for that major emergency.
CONTACT IS MICHAEL RAMIREZ @ BELOW ADDRESS:
05 Feb 2013
by rialto-now
in City of Rialto, Nieghborhood Watch, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, SCAT, Street Crime Attack Team, SWAT
A little comment prior to the Crime Alert From Rialto Police Department. Its tax season and those of us that dont use direct deposit or people waiting for their W2’s from empolyers are targets for these criminals please take heed.
Facebook users conect with Rialto PD and get these alerts as they are posted at the following link:
Updated information regarding the contact information:
If there is a break-in to your mailbox and your mail is stolen (regular break-in) you will need to contact the Postal Inspection Service.
If you experience vandalism to your mailbox you will need to contact the police department.
CRIME TIP: We have had a sudden increase of mailbox break-ins.
Remove your mail each day don’t allow your box to be an easy target
Most break-ins occur during the evening or middle of the night. You can help reduce these incidents by EMPTYING YOUR …MAILBOX EVERY DAY before the evening ends.
All to common throughout the Inland Empire
If everyone does this, those responsible will find that they are not having luck finding mail in the boxes and will go elsewhere. Regular break-ins have to regularly be reported by contacting the Postal Inspection Service directly at 1877-USMAIL5 or by visiting
https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/. The more reports they receive the more attention it will bring and place it as a priority. Also, by providing an address it helps them track the areas and perhaps isolate certain areas which they need to focus on. Another option, which may not be feasible for all is renting a Post Office Box at Post Office, 241 W. Rialto Avenue. The small P.O. Boxes are only $39 for 6 months – less than $8.00 a month.
If you contact Supervisor Gary Rico, he will add one free month to your first six-month rental.
GARY K. RICO |
Supervisor, Customer Services
U. S. Postal Service CA 92376-9998
909-875-4064
05 Feb 2013
by rialto-now
in Burglury, Ca, Centurion Security Patrol, City of Rialto, Crime, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Police Department, SCAT, SWAT
Tags: Skimmed
CRIME TIP: How to Avoid being Skimmed
– Inspect the ATM, gas pump, or credit card reader before using it…be suspicious if you see anything loose, crooked, or damaged, or if you notice scratches or adhesive/tape residue.
– When entering your PIN, block the keypad with your other hand to prevent possible hidden cameras from recording your number.
– If possible, use an ATM at an inside location (less access for criminals to install skimmers).
– Be careful of ATMs in tourist areas…they are a popular target of skimmers.
– If your card isn’t returned after the transaction or after hitting “cancel,” immediately contact the financial institution that issued the card.
05 Feb 2013
by rialto-now
in Beatriz E. Valenzuela, Ca, City of Rialto, Crime, davidsMarketing, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Davids-Marketing/156816741049580, Josef (Joe) Britt, Nieghborhood Watch, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto, Rialto Police Department, SCAT, Street Crime Attack Team, SWAT, Twitter @IEBeatriz., youth
Tags: community liaison officer, tony farrar
Come out to this month’s coffee with a chief. This month it will be located at Carrows Restaurant on Baseline Ave.
I have found this event as a great way to connect with Rialto’s Top Cop and learn what’s going on within the confines of police work in Rialto.
Chief Tony Farrar has worked tirelessly to put together programs that help his police make Rialto a place to learn, live, work and play. Command staff that normally attends these meetings is Cap. Deanda, Lt. Karol and Community Liaison Officer Cpl. Neilson.
If you have a desire to know what’s going on you should attend.
If you have questions regarding Rialto’s Law Enforcement you should attend.
If you live, work, own a business or rental property you should attend.
See the Image below for details and we will see you there.
15 Jan 2013
by rialto-now
in Assemblymember-Elect Cheryl Brown, Ca, Centurion Security Patrol, City of Rialto, davidsMarketing, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Davids-Marketing/156816741049580, Inland Empire, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto Police Department, SCAT, Street Crime Attack Team, SWAT, youth
Tags: public safety officials, rialto police department, www.facebook.com/davidsmarketing
Rialto Police Department is holding a Golf Clinic. This clinic is with a Cop & a Former Golf Pro.
It’s a great opportunity to get our youth involved while allowing them to learn that our Police Officers are not always there to arrest but to help people and make Rialto a great place to live.
Events like these remind me of when I was a kid and the Police and Fire would hand out baseball cards with their info on it. They would sign them give you a thumbs up as driving by or stop by the park to say hello to the community and kids.
Even though budget reductions have changed how our Public Safety officials reach out to the public I’m glad they still look for ways to reach out.
Let’s get our Children invovled!
10 Jan 2013
by rialto-now
in Ca, Centurion Security Patrol, City of Rialto, Crime, Dr. Michael Neeki, Inland Empire, Public Safety, Rialto, Rialto Police Department, SWAT, Uncategorized
Tags: neighborhood vehicles
RIALTO — Police late Tuesday surrounded a home in a north city neighborhood attempting to deal with a barricaded man who might be armed.
It was the fourth time that day that police were called to the upscale neighborhood with many manicured lawns in the 2500 block of Amberwood Avenue.
As of 9:30 p.m., the homeowner remained barricaded in the house surrounded by the Inland Valley SWAT.
“The first three times we were called out was for loud music coming from the home,” said Rialto police spokesman Capt. Randy DeAnda. “The fourth time, around 3:15 p.m., was because a neighbor called and said the homeowner was walking around the neighborhood with a rifle.”
More than a dozen residents were evacuated and the SWAT was deployed after the homeowner, Richard Bright, 46, barricaded himself in his home.
“When officers arrived the rifle was found lying in his driveway,” DeAnda said. “But we don’t know what he has in the home.”
DeAnda said he was unaware of what type of rifle Bright had.
Bright lives alone in the home.
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Residents in the neighborhood said that Bright has some issues that need to be dealt with.
One neighbor who wishes to remain anonymous due to fear of retaliation, said that Bright walks around in the early morning hours wearing a hoodie type sweatshirt and sunglasses pulling on door handles of neighborhood vehicles.
“I’ve seen him walk up to my door and just stand there,” said the neighbor. “He doesn’t say a word, he just stares at you and turns around and walks away.”
Law enforcement is aware of Bright’s strange behaviors.
“We believe he has some sort of psychiatric issues,” DeAnda said. “But we’ve established contact with him over the phone and are doing everything in our power to end this peacefully.”
Read more: http://www.sbsun.com/ci_22336949/rialto-man-holds-police-at-bay-upscale-neighborhood#ixzz2Hb5DlUWQ
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