Bishop Police Department

The Bishop Police Department (BPD) is accepting applications for a part-time regular as well as substitute crossing guards. No experience necessary. Job consists of not more than 2-3 hrs per school day @ $14.00 per hour. For additional information, contact Rich Watt at 760-873-5823 or [email protected]. https://www.cityofbishop.com//FillablePD-EMPLOYMENT-APPLIC

Last night at about 11 pm, a local 20-year-old man lost control of the vehicle he was driving, crashing it into a parked car and residence on the 300 block of Clarke St. The driver had to be extricated. He and his adult passenger were transported to the hospital and admitted for various non-life-threatening injuries. Alcohol and marijuana were found inside the suspect vehicle. No one inside the residence was injured. The DUI/collision investigation is ongoing. Should you have any information about this event, please contact the Bishop Police Department at (760) 873-5866.

Kind of mystical right now.

Police Activity: 10am car into a pole, Main/Line, then fled. BPD initiated pursuit E/B on E. Line to Poleta, then S/B. Suspect crashed, significant resistance, fighting, UOF. Arrest made. BPD processing the scenes. More to follow.

Police Activity: 100-200 block of Hanby, Pine St., and the Community Garden. Officers working an assault with a deadly weapon call. Suspects arrested. Area secure.

PRESS RELEASE: El Dorado Savings Bank Robbery: October 9, 2020

@inyocountyhhs Covid-19 update for October 9, 2020. This update is produced by the Inyo County Public Health Office and can be found on their website: https://www.inyocounty.us/coronavirus-covid-19-response.

The Bishop Police Department (BPD) is accepting applications for a part-time regular and substitute crossing guards. No experience necessary. Job consists of not more than 2-3 hrs per school day @ $14.00 per hour. For additional information, contact Rich Watt at 760-873-5823 or [email protected]. https://www.cityofbishop.com//poli/police-department-jobs/

In recognition of National Crime Prevention Month, SafeTown reminds us to be kind to one another as we approach fall and the holiday season here in the Eastern Sierra. SafeTown is a partnership focused on the safety and well-being of all members of our diverse, small community. SafeTown would like to remind us: We Are Neighbors & Friends... We Find Respectful Ways to Disagree We Find Peaceful Ways to Voice Our Opinions We Remain Kind and Compassionate Towards Each Other Safe Town Partners: Bishop Paiute Tribe, Bishop Police Department, Bishop Unified School District, Inyo County Health & Human Services, Northern Inyo Healthcare District, Toiyabe Indian Health Project, Wild Iris Counseling & Crisis Center

Thank you for the continued support - and food! We really appreciate it all!

School Resource Officer (SRO) Brady Peek: Brady has worked for BPD since 2012. He was selected earlier this year as the SRO by various stakeholders, who reported being impressed by his preparation and enthusiasm for this new grant funded position. Brady has been assisting the schools between patrol duties while patiently waiting for his replacement on patrol. That new Police Officer is Neil O’Brien, who started Monday. Neil began his career with the City of Kingsburg as... a Reserve Police Officer and then in 2018 moved to a full-time position with the Parlier Police Department, both agencies located in Fresno County. Neil has experience as a SRO, which should come in handy since our program is just getting started. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in 2004 from CSU Long Beach and he speaks Spanish, as well. During the extensive pre-employment background check, people described Neal as being pleasant, thoughtful, and as a solid patrol officer. Neal will have several weeks of training and observation. Since he’s already experienced, he should fly right through this process and be on patrol on his own very soon. See more

Thank you to Angel Schat & Schats Bakery in Mammoth Lakes for the delivery of pastries early this morning!