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  • Danville Police Department Investigators are responsible for investigating all felony cases that are reported in the Town of Danville.  It is the job of investigators to successfully complete these cases and prepare them for filing with the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.  We strive to be proactive in our approach in preventing and deterring crime in the Town of Danville.  Investigators compile crime statistics and disseminate the information, so that our patrol officers can be better informed of the current crime trends.  It is the goal of any investigative unit to develop leads and information that will ultimately result in case closure and prosecution of the responsible parties.  The Investigative Unit currently has one Investigative Sergeant, one full time Detective, and a rotational Detective from the patrol unit. 

 
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    Town of Danville
    510 La Gonda Way
    Danville, CA 94526

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    Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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    On Weekends or After Hours
    Call: (925) 820-2144

Family Fun Night

Date: Friday July 30, 2010
Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Danville, CA
What better way to spend a hot summer evening than cooling off at the Monte Vista Pool? Danville's Family Fun Nights offer something for everyone with pool games, prizes, and music from 6:30-8:30 pm.... more...
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  • Contra Costa County Narcotic Enforcement Team (CCCNET)
    Tip-Line is 925-602-6591

 
  • Warning Signals of I.D. Theft

    • There are many warning signs to tell you your identity has been stolen. Here are a few common ones:
    • Denied credit or loans for no apparent reason.
    • Monthly credit card statements, utility bills, etc., stop arriving.
    • Receive a credit card you did not apply for.
    • Receive bills from places you never spent at/to or receive bills from the collection agency.
    • You notice some of your mail is missing.

     

    What to do if you become a victim of ID theft:

    1. Contact you local or city police and generate a report.
    2. Contact the three major credit bureaus.
    3. Contact your local bank and/or financial institution.
    4. Contact the FTC (Federal Trade Commission).

    Taking these steps will assist you in regaining back that which was taken away from you and help prevent any further disruption to your life.