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Got what it takes? Applications are open for entry level police officer until November 13. Join a great department with ...
10/21/2026

Got what it takes? Applications are open for entry level police officer until November 13. Join a great department with great benefits.
Link in bio.

We are always taking applications for lateral officers.

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Cypress PD will be hosting a collection site for Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM. T...
10/19/2026

Cypress PD will be hosting a collection site for Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM. The collection site will be located in the police department parking lot.
We will be collecting unused prescription drugs from members of the community. We ask that community members empty their prescription pills into plastic zip-lock bags for disposal. We will not be accepting any sharps, liquids, or over-the-counter medications.

Apply now! Application window for entry level officer closes on November 13.  We are always taking lateral officer appli...
10/14/2026

Apply now! Application window for entry level officer closes on November 13. We are always taking lateral officer applications. Link in bio.

[email protected]

Over the past several years, Homeless Liaison Officer C.J. Patopoff has worked closely with an unhoused individual, prov...
10/14/2026

Over the past several years, Homeless Liaison Officer C.J. Patopoff has worked closely with an unhoused individual, providing ongoing support, building trust, and helping navigate the many challenges involved in obtaining permanent housing.

Through years of consistent outreach and relationship-building, Officer Patopoff remained committed to helping this individual move from homelessness toward stability. In late September 2026, that effort reached an important milestone.

With the combined support of Orange County Health Care Outreach and Engagement, the Hope Center of Orange County, Orange County Social Services, and the Orange County Housing Authority, Officer Patopoff was able to assist the individual in securing an apartment in Orange County… bringing an end to more than a decade of homelessness.  And a special thank you to Recovery Road for supplying donations to help this client with household items and food to ease her transition into this new chapter in life.

This accomplishment is a testament to the value of sustained outreach, collaboration, and trust between service providers and the people they serve.

This is also the third individual Officer Patopoff has helped transition from homelessness into permanent housing within the past year.

While each person’s path to housing is different, this success demonstrates what can happen when law enforcement, community organizations, healthcare professionals, social-service agencies, and housing authorities work together toward a common goal: helping people move from the streets into safe and stable housing.

Nine years have passed since we lost Cypress Police Officer Matt Ward, but his impact on our department and community co...
10/09/2026

Nine years have passed since we lost Cypress Police Officer Matt Ward, but his impact on our department and community continues to be felt today.

Matt proudly served the City of Cypress for nine years, building meaningful relationships with those he worked alongside and the community he served. One of his greatest contributions was his dedication to the Police Explorer Program, where he helped mentor and inspire young men and women interested in a future in law enforcement.

His commitment to helping others lives on through the Matt Ward Exploring On Association (Matt Ward Exploring On), established by his family to provide opportunities and support for young Police Explorers.

Today, we remember Matt, his service, and the legacy he left behind. He will always be part of the Cypress Police Department family.

Officer Matt Ward
End of Watch: October 8, 2017

Please be advised that there is currently police activity in the area of Walker Street and Ball Road. Please avoid the a...
10/06/2026

Please be advised that there is currently police activity in the area of Walker Street and Ball Road. Please avoid the area until further notice.

Thank you for your cooperation.

The Cypress Police Department extends our condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of California Highway Patro...
09/30/2026

The Cypress Police Department extends our condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of California Highway Patrol Officer Brian Liles, as well as our partners at the California Highway Patrol and the CHP Visalia Area.

We honor Officer Liles for his more than 16 years of service. Our thoughts are with his family and fellow officers during this difficult time.

CHP Press Release:

It is with profound sadness that the California Highway Patrol announces the line-of-duty death of Officer Brian Liles of the Visalia Area.

On September 28, 2026, at approximately 5:11 p.m., CHP Motorcycle Officer Liles was involved in an on-duty traffic crash on State Route 99, just north of State Route 190 in Tipton. He sustained critical injuries and, despite lifesaving efforts, succumbed to his injuries at the scene.

Officer Liles, 44, served the people of California for more than 16 years.

After graduating from the CHP Academy in 2010, he was assigned to the San Jose Area and later served in the Hayward and Fresno Areas before transferring to the Visalia Area in 2019.

Officer Liles is survived by his wife, two children, his parents, and two sisters.

The CHP extends its deepest condolences to Officer Liles’ family, friends, loved ones, and all who served alongside him. His dedication to public service and commitment to protecting the people of California will not be forgotten.

This past Friday, Officers took a report for a white GMC Sierra pickup truck which had been stolen overnight. Surveillan...
09/28/2026

This past Friday, Officers took a report for a white GMC Sierra pickup truck which had been stolen overnight. Surveillance footage showed a suspect vehicle following the stolen vehicle out of the neighborhood just after the theft occurred. From the footage, Officers noted several unique characteristics of the suspect vehicle and passed the information along to nightshift. Late last night, nightshift Officers were clearing a call for service in the area of Ball Road and Bloomfield Avenue and observed the suspect vehicle travel past them. A traffic stop was conducted, and two suspects were ultimately arrested for warrants and conspiracy. During further investigation, Officers learned the stolen GMC Sierra was possibly at a nearby park. Officers responded to the area, and immediately located the stolen GMC Sierra which had jumper cables connected to a Cadillac Escalade parked next to it. The added bonus? The Escalade was also stolen. Two suspects were detained in the stolen vehicles, and later arrested for outstanding felony warrants, vehicle theft, and possession of a stolen vehicle. Both vehicles, including the one stolen from a Cypress resident just 2 days prior, were returned to their owners.

As part of our 70th Anniversary celebration, we’re sharing throwback photos from throughout our department’s history. Wh...
09/24/2026

As part of our 70th Anniversary celebration, we’re sharing throwback photos from throughout our department’s history. While not every photo is from the exact year our agency was founded, we hope our community enjoys these glimpses into the past.

Today’s throwback features our SWAT Team. These specialized officers are trained to respond to high-risk situations, from hostage rescues to armed standoffs, with precision and teamwork. Their dedication and skill have been vital in keeping our community safe over the years.

Stay tuned as we continue honoring 70 years of service and the many teams that make our department strong.

An arrest is only one part of the process. 🚔Back at the station, officers work through booking, processing, evidence, an...
09/16/2026

An arrest is only one part of the process. 🚔

Back at the station, officers work through booking, processing, evidence, and the paperwork necessary to properly document the investigation. It may not be the most exciting part of the job, but attention to detail behind the scenes is just as important as the work done out in the field.

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Cypress, CA

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Monday 12am - 11:59pm
Tuesday 12am - 11:59pm
Wednesday 12am - 11:59pm
Thursday 12am - 11:59pm
Friday 12am - 11:59pm
Saturday 12am - 11:59pm
Sunday 12am - 11:59pm

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+17142296600

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