As of July 2022: Due to limited staffing, the school visit program has been temporarily suspended.  We hope to be able to resume school visits by the end of 2022.  Please check back again!

A visit from a Police Officer is a great way for us to reach the young community members of Fremont. It provides an opportunity for students to meet an officer and take a look at a Patrol vehicle. Schools can request a visit from a Police Officer. A police officer will visit the school, and they will meet students/teachers in the parking lot for a quick look at the Police Patrol vehicle. The officer will explain some of the features of the vehicle (this may vary depending on the audience) and turn on the sirens and lights for the students to experience up close! Photographs can be taken with the officer and vehicle. Each child will get a junior Police sticker badge.

Note: A patrol officer will be assigned to visit the school at the scheduled date and time, however if calls for service are high and the officer is needed to respond, he/she will not be able to visit the school. Police VIPS (Volunteers in Police Services) will also attend with their vehicle. This way, if the officer cannot attend, the volunteers can show the students the volunteer vehicle.

Visits can be conducted at school sites from Monday thru Thursday with students age 4 and above. Visits are not available for in home day care centers.