Please note: street sweeping and overnight parking enforcement have resumed effective May 16, 2020. Due to the countywide curfew, overnight parking enforcement was suspended for a few days in early June, however overnight parking enforcement resumed on June 4, 2020.
Annual Overnight Parking Permit Purchase
Online: https://secure.cityofalhambra.org/ParkingTrack/Online.app/login
City Hall
Finance Department
111 South First Street
7am - 12pm (Monday - Thursday)
(626) 570-5020
(626) 570-5021
Temporary Overnight Parking Permit Purchase
Online: https://www.alhambrapdparkingpermit.org/
Police Department Lobby
Self-Service Machine
211 South First Street
7am-6pm (Everyday)
(626) 570-5151
7-Eleven Store
Self-Service Machine
2150 South Fremont Avenue
SENIOR SERVICE - Neighborhood Watch Captains and CERT volunteers will check in with elderly neighbors to offer assistance (i.e. food shopping). Elderly residents can call 626-570-3220 for more information.
Police Department Online Services
Related Documents:
Automated License Plate Reader Privacy and Usage Policy
Portable Audio and Video Recorders Policy
Records Maintenance and Release Policy
Alhambra Police Department Policy Manual
Alhambra Police Department Jail Manual
Community Service Officer Training Manual
2018 Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Audit Report
The mission of the Alhambra Police Department is to prevent crime, to protect lives and property, preserve the peace and order of the community and build a positive relationship with the community we serve.
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To promote community safety and enhance the role of the Alhambra Police Department in the community.
The Field Services Division is staffed by 60% of the Department's sworn complement.
The Alhambra Police Department Administrative Services Section handles matters involving Records, Training, Dispatch/Communications, Temporary Parking Permits and Accounting.
The Investigative Section handles caseloads pertaining to Crime Against Persons and Property.
The Crime Prevention Section offers educational crime-fighting programs for residents, young and old, and the business community.
The following list of crimes are those that were most often reported to the Alhambra Police Department.
An interactive map connecting law enforcement with the community to reduce crime and improve public safety.
The Alhambra Police Department possesses a Pay to Stay program which provides the opportunity for qualified individuals to serve their jail sentences in our well maintained city jail.
This page provides victims of identity theft with the major resources to contact.
Many people who are being abused do not see themselves as victims.
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No police department can function effectively without the concerned assistance of responsible citizens.
