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4worldlovers: The EBRPD Police Department serves and patrols EBRPD's 73 Regional Parks in Alameda and Contra Costa counties which host 25 million visits a year. Through policing contracts, we also provide law enforcement services in the East Bay Municipal Utilities District (EBMUD) watershed and recreation facilities. By special agreement we, additionally, provide police service in the East Bay lands of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's watershed, and for several state-owned parklands located in the East Bay.

Committed to serve, protect and promote a safe and pleasant park experience, while preserving the integrity of the vital natural and cultural resources of the East Bay. The mission of the Police Department is to provide the greatest level of Safety, Service, and Stewardship within the East Bay Regional Park District.

The East Bay Regional Park District Police Department is committed to serve, protect and promote a safe and pleasant park experience. We value your input regarding our performance, and appreciate your willingness to take a few minutes to provide us with feedback based on your interactions with our staff.

Park rule violations such as reckless bike, skate or scooter riding, failure to properly leash or control pets, and improper trail usage such as mountain biking on restricted trails are examples of situations we want to know about. Unless there is an immediate danger (which should be reported as an emergency), we would like to know about the problem through the Park Watch Report (PWR).

Have you ever thought about becoming a police officer? If so, policing here in the Regional Parks offers many rewards because of our unique setting and diversity of assignments.

Emergency: Call 911 or 510-881-1121 from a cell phone, 24 hours a day