Corona Police Department

City of Corona Police Department
City of Corona Police Department
	Patch of the CPD (since 2011) showcasing the city's nickname, "The Circle City".
	Seal of the Corona Police Department.
	Corona Police Department Badge with number omitted.
Common name	Corona PD
Abbreviation	CPD
Motto	"To Ensure the Safety and Security of Our Community."
Agency overview
Formed	1914
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdiction	Corona, California, United States of America
	Map showing the CPD's jurisdictional area
Size	40.5 sq mi (105 km2)
Population	157,136 (2020)
Legal jurisdiction	As per operations jurisdiction
Governing body	Corona City Council
General nature	Local civilian police;
Operational structure
Headquarters	730 Public Safety Way, Corona, CA 92880
Police officers	250 (2021)
Unsworn members	75
Commanding Officers responsible	Robert Newman, Chief of Police; Captain Adam Roulston, Field Services Division Commander; Captain Dan Bloomfield, Investigative Services Division Commander; Captain Paul Mercado, Support Services Division Commander;
Agency executives	Lt. Dan Dunnigan, Corona Police Zone 1 Commander; Lt. Megan Samano, Corona Police Zone 2 Commander; Lt. Jeff Edwards, Corona Police Zone 3 Commander; Lt. Jason Perez, Corona Police Zone 4 Commander;
Divisions	3 Field Services ; Investigative Services ; Support Services;
Zones	4 Zone 1 (Northwest) ; Zone 2 (Northeast) ; Zone 3 (Southeast) ; Zone 4 (Southwest);
Facilities
Jails	1
Website
	Corona Police Department

Corona Police Department (CPD) is the municipal police department of Corona, California. Corona PD was founded in 1914 and has evolved from a small-town force to a modern professional organization. Former Los Angeles Police Department administrators hired in the late 1970s and 1980s aided in CPD's adoption and use of "big city" policies and practices over the course of its development.[1]

Currently employing 250 sworn officers and 75 professional civilian staff, Corona Police Department has three divisions: Field Services, Investigative Services, and Support Services.

References

Staff Report (2019-01-26). "Learn about the Corona Police Department's 104 Years at Feb. 9 Event: Retired chiefs and captains will speak at the Corona Historic Preservation Society's panel discussion". The Press-Enterprise.

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[1] Staff Report (2019-01-26). "Learn about the Corona Police Department's 104 Years at Feb. 9 Event: Retired chiefs and captains will speak at the Corona Historic Preservation Society's panel discussion". The Press-Enterprise.