Redlands Police Officers Association

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Redlands Police Officers Association Representing Redlands Police Officers
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Founded in 1970 The RPOA strives to make a positive impact for our community and our members.

Since 1970, the Redlands Police Officers Association (RPOA) has supported the community through volunteerism and by donating funds to local charities. The money raised from our monthly dues, fundraising, other events, and the community’s generous donations allows the RPOA to continue operating on a daily basis. Our desire is to continue our tradition of giving back to the community we serve. As law enforcement officers, we are committed to protecting the community and providing a safe environment to enhance the quality of life. As an association we are committed to providing safe working conditions, a wellness program, and seeking competitive benefits packages, for our members. The men and women of the RPOA feel honored and privileged to serve the people of Redlands, and we are thankful for the support of all those who work with us to make Redlands one of the safest and most prosperous cities in California. The Redlands Police Officer’s Foundation (RPOF) was created by the RPOA so its members could continue its tradition of giving back to the community. RPOA members through the RPOF have supported the community through volunteerism and by donating funds to local charities. The RPOF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The money raised from our annual Golf Classic, fundraising, other events, and your generous donations allow the RPOF to support local scholarships, youth sports and other non-profit organizations. The RPOF strives to make a positive impact on our community. As law enforcement officers, we are committed to giving back to the community and providing a safe environment to enhance the quality of life. Thank you for partnering with us to make a positive difference in our community and its youth. It is because of individuals and organizations like you that RPOF has continued in its mission to support the community and its youth. The men and women of the RPOA would like to express the RPOA’s thanks to the citizens and businesses of Redlands and surrounding communities for their unwavering support, especially through these trying days. Through your continued generosity, the RPOA has been able to continue its support of our association and its members. Thank you for partnering with us to make a positive difference in our community and our association. It is because of individuals and organizations like you that RPOA has continued in its mission to support its members and itself as an organization for over 50 years.

10/09/2026
10/09/2026

🚔 ONE TRAFFIC STOP. ONE DANGEROUS DISCOVERY.

What began as a traffic stop downtown for vehicle code violations involving an electric scooter quickly escalated into a much more serious incident.

During the stop, the officer observed the subject openly smoking ma*****na and a fixed-blade knife attached to the scooter’s handlebars. When the officer attempted to separate the subject from the scooter due to the knife, the subject resisted and attempted to flee.

What the officer didn’t initially know was that the subject had an outstanding arrest warrant and was also in possession of a ghost gun. During the incident, the subject attempted to discard the fi***rm in a trash can outside a gas station. Officers recovered the weapon.

Through follow-up investigation, the suspect was identified, and an arrest warrant was obtained and subsequently served at a location where he was found. The suspect was taken into custody without incident.

The suspect had an extensive violent criminal history, including convictions for participation in a criminal street gang. He was arrested for multiple fi***rms related charges.

⚠️ This incident is a reminder that even routine traffic enforcement can uncover serious criminal activity. Officers must remain alert, assess evolving threats, and make sound decisions in 

🎀 MISSED US AT THE BELIEVE WALK?Don’t worry  you can still get your Breast Cancer Awareness T-Shirt! 💗Our shirts are ava...
10/08/2026

🎀 MISSED US AT THE BELIEVE WALK?

Don’t worry  you can still get your Breast Cancer Awareness T-Shirt! 💗

Our shirts are available for just $20 at Gerrards Market in Redlands.

📍 705 W. Cypress Ave., Redlands, CA 92373 

Every shirt purchased helps support breast cancer awareness and causes that provide support to those affected by breast cancer. 

Stop by Gerrards, grab a shirt, and help us wear pink, spread awareness, and make a difference!

💙 2026 BLUE RIBBON BREAKFAST | HONORING EXCELLENCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT 💙Today, members of the Redlands Police Department ...
10/06/2026

💙 2026 BLUE RIBBON BREAKFAST | HONORING EXCELLENCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT 💙

Today, members of the Redlands Police Department were proud to attend the annual Blue Ribbon Breakfast, hosted by the Inland Empire Blue Belles, honoring the outstanding Officers and Deputies of the Year from agencies throughout the Inland Empire.

Representing Redlands as our 2025 Police Officer of the Year was Officer Daniel Shahabi. Daniel was recognized alongside exceptional law enforcement professionals from across the region for his dedication, professionalism, and outstanding service to the Redlands community. We are incredibly proud to see him receive this well-deserved recognition.

Joining Daniel in celebration were Deputy Chief Stephen Crane, Deputy Chief Jeremy Floyd, Commander Tony Ortiz, Commander Wil Goff, Commander Esteban Valenzuela, Sergeant Jeff Frisch, Officer Mazi Shahabi, and Redlands Mayor Mario Saucedo.

A special thank you to the Inland Empire Blue Belles for continuing this tradition of recognizing the men and women who serve our communities. The Blue Belles are a nonprofit organization made up of female law enforcement officers and family and friends of law enforcement. Their mission extends far beyond recognition events they provide emotional and professional support to law enforcement and raise funds to assist law enforcement families facing difficult circumstances throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

We appreciate the Blue Belles for their continued support of the Thin Blue Line and for providing an opportunity to recognize the exceptional work being done by law enforcement professionals throughout our region.

Congratulations, Officer Daniel Shahabi, and thank you for representing the Redlands Police Department and our community with distinction! 👏💙


Mario Saucedo
Inland Empire Blue Belles

10/05/2026

🥎 GAME DAY RECAP 🥎

Sun’s out, bats out! ☀️ The Redlands Sunrise Rotary Family Fun Day brought the heat with our annual Police vs. Fire softball showdown — and the real winners were our community. 💙❤️

Together we raised over $12,400 benefiting the Redlands Police Officers Foundation and the Redlands Professional Firefighters Benevolent Fund! 🙌

Thank you to Rotary President Alicia Gyllenhammer and President-Elect Shannon O’Connor for presenting the checks, to both of our Chiefs for showing up and showing out, and to Lauren Blades representing our sponsor Toyota of Redlands. 🚔🚒

Rivalry on the field, family off it. Same time next year? 🔥

ToyotaOfRedlands

Redlands Police units throughout the years.
09/22/2026

Redlands Police units throughout the years.

The Redlands Police Officers Association is proud to announce our 2026 Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign! Our new collect...
09/21/2026

The Redlands Police Officers Association is proud to announce our 2026 Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign! 

Our new collection is here, featuring men’s tees, women’s tees, pink patch, and hats. Whether you’re showing your support on duty, off duty, or around town, we’ve got you covered. This annual fundraising campaign was started in 2017 by Former Board Member Corporal Wil Goff (now Commander) and continues to raise funds every year for breast cancer awareness and support.

👕 Men’s crew neck tees: Small–3X
👚 Women’s V-neck tees: Small–2X
🎀 Pink police patch
🧢 Hats

Rock the gear. Support the cause. Help us make a difference. Proceeds go to Stater Bros Charities to support breast cancer causes.

🛍️ Shop the collection: www.Redlandspoa.org/shop or see the link in our bio.

Stater Bros. Markets Pink Patch Project

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PO Box 282
Redlands, CA
92373

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