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Policies & Procedures (SB 978)
Senate Bill 978
The Chino Police Department will provide regular updates on its practices and procedures, manuals, education material and policies. Some of the material may not be provided in its entirety due to redactions based on tactical or procedural information that could jeopardize the safety of personnel (Government Code sections 6254(f) and 6255(a).
The California Public Records Act exempts from disclosure records of security procedures of a local police agency (Government Code 6254(f). Material dealing with security and safety procedures utilized by the Chino Police Department in the performance of its police function are exempt from disclosure under the Public Records Act (N. Cal. Police Practices v. Craig, 90 Cal. App. 3d 116 (1979).
- Policy
- Manuals
- Practices & Procedures
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training
- 2022 Advanced Officer Training
- 2023 Advanced Officer Training
- Enterprise Systems
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q1 PSP Arrest and Control (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q1 PSP Handgun (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q2 Crisis Intervention Team (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q2 Patrol Rifle (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q3 First Aid-CPR (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q3 Range (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q4 Less Lethal Options Use of Force Update (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Officer Training Q4 Shotgun (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Quarterly Training Q1 Bias-Based Policing (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Quarterly Training Q1 Serving Equally (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Quarterly Training Q2 Conflict Resolution (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Quarterly Training Q2 Ethics (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Quarterly Training Q3 Social Media (PDF)
- 2021 Advanced Quarterly Training Q4 Supporting Investigations (PDF)
2022 Quarter 1 AOT
2022 Quarter 2 AOT
2022 Quarter 3 AOT
2023 Quarter 1 AOT
2023 Quarter 2 AOT
2023 Quarter 3 AOT
2023 Quarter 4 AOT
The Chino Police Department currently utilizes OneSolution Computer-Aided Dispatch and Records Management System by CentralSquare Technologies. This system allows for our call center to dispatch officers to emergency and non-emergency calls for service and document the outcomes of the calls for service. The system allows stores information related to calls for service and incidents including dates; times; incident type; locations; information related to involved parties including names, age, birthdays, demographic information, addresses and phone numbers; vehicle information; personnel assigned to call for service; officer narratives regarding incident; property (stolen/found/booked as evidence); criminal history. The system’s primary custodian is the Records Unit, and the information is collected and updated daily.