PRESS RELEASE 🚨: On October 20, 2026, at approximately 11:55 PM, we responded to the area of Brea Blvd. and Elm St. regarding a vehicle versus pedestrian collision.
Both directions of Brea Blvd. between Elm St. and Alder St. were closed during the investigation and reopened by approximately 7:00 AM.
Anyone with information related to this collision is requested to contact the Brea Police Department Traffic Division at (714) 990-7640.
For all press inquiries, please contact Lieutenant Chris Haddad at 714-990-7744 or [email protected].
🚨 SCAM ALERT🚨
We’ve received reports regarding a scam targeting our community. Scammers are calling residents, identifying themselves as law enforcement officers, and claiming you have an active arrest warrant, most recently using jury duty noncompliance as the excuse.
Important Reminder: The Brea Police Department never calls anyone to demand or collect payments over the phone.
Tips to Avoid This Scam ‼️:
* Hang Up immediately if you receive one of these calls.
* Don’t Call Back any numbers provided by the caller.
Important Reminder: The Brea Police Department never calls anyone to demand or collect payments over the phone.
Tips to Avoid This Scam ‼️:
* Hang Up immediately if you receive one of these calls.
* Don’t Call Back any numbers provided by the caller.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY 🚨: Caltrans is currently conducting repair work on Carbon Canyon Road between Olinda Drive and the County Line.
Today (10/5): Until 3:00 PM
Tomorrow (10/6): 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
⚠️ WB lane closed. Traffic will be flagged through using alternating eastbound lane.
Tomorrow is the day! 🚔🎉
Join us for our annual National Night Out! Come out to connect with your officers, meet our team, and enjoy a fun-filled evening!
🗓 When: Tomorrow, August 4th
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Where: Brea Downtown
Bring the whole family for interactive games, great conversations, and community fun. We can’t wait to see you there! 👋✨
#breapd #nationalnightout #fyp
COMMUNITY INFORMATION🚨: Hidden Cameras Found Near Residences
Recently, Brea residents discovered a camouflaged camera hidden in local bushes. Burglary crews typically use these devices to surveil homeowners, track daily routines, identify valuables, and determine the best time
to break in.
These cameras are usually hidden in bushes, planters, or trees, blending seamlessly into your landscaping.
How to protect your home:
📷 Install & monitor home security cameras.
🔍 Inspect your property and landscaping regularly.
✂️ Keep trees and bushes trimmed to eliminate hiding spots.
📞 If you find a suspicious device, DO NOT touch or move it. Leave it in place and contact us immediately at 714-990-7911 so officers can collect it for evidence.
#breapd – at Brea, CA
Officer Villa was recently recognized by @waymakersoc for her dedication and impactful work on a case. Waymakers OC does incredible work supporting youth and families in crisis. We are proud to see Officer Villa’s efforts and compassion recognized.








