"When we had to remove our officers from HUD enforcement, there's been a need," Stockton Police Department Chief Stanley McFadden said. "Now we're filling that gap where we're coming back better than ever with the renewed partnership with HUD and just a great location where they're already used to seeing us."
"We would always come here to my brother's house and there was a police substation, so we felt safe just because the presence of the police department was here," Stockton Vice Mayor Jason Lee shared. "That was also a time where we knew our officers. We knew them by name: Blondie, Superman, Sandoval. We knew our officers because we had community policing."
For owners in the Hammer Ranch Shopping Center, they say crime in the area has decreased, but seeing the chief and officers in their business makes a big difference.
Then, the department held another ribbon cutting to make improvements to their own station downtown with a brand new, state-of-the-art Wellness Center so they can be best fit to serve.
"They're going have eyes on the community so they can feel a little bit more comfortable about stepping outside of their home, walking to the park, walking to school," Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi shared. "We should be able to feel safe in the community that we live in."
They hope for that trend to continue into the new year, but as he said, it all starts with partnering with the community.
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