Signal Hill Police Department

From SHPD Chief Christopher M. Nunley: We are extremely grateful for our partnership with the Long Beach Police Department and for the joint effort to investigate the incident that occurred this morning that led to one of our officer’s being critically injured. We have been in contact with the officer’s family and we will be providing support to them while our officer receives the medical care he needs. This incident reminds us all of the dangers that law enforcement officers face on a daily basis, and we ask the public to keep our officer in their thoughts and prayers."

Please see this release from Long Beach Police Department (CA) for information regarding a burglary incident that began in Signal Hill early this morning. The incident resulted in the injury of an SHPD officer. LBPD is the lead investigating agency at this time, please contact them for more information. Anyone with any information regarding the incident is urged to contact LBPD Homicide at (562) 570-7244. Anonymous tips may be submitted through LA Crime Stoppers by calling 800-222-TIPS (8477) or by visiting www.LACrimeStoppers.org.

Please join us in congratulating the City's 2020 Employee of the Year, Signal Hill Police Sergeant Alex Gabaldon. Thanks to the Signal Tribune for featuring Sgt. Gabaldon's story of service and dedication: https://signal-tribune.com//this-is-signal-hills-2020-emp/

Join our team! SHPD is seeking an Administrative Assistant to the Police Chief. This is a full-time position. Recruitment is open indefinitely, it may close at any time once enough applicants are received. Please learn more and apply ASAP at https://www.governmentjobs.com//administrative-assistant-t. You can also visit cityofsignalhill.org and click "Jobs" on the left menu.

Prevent identity theft! ‘Tis the season, as tax documents, stimulus checks, and other sensitive information may be coming to your mailbox. Mail thieves know this don’t let them steal your personal information and/or money. Secure your mailbox, consider using security cameras, and collect mail as soon as possible after it is delivered. If you think your mail has been stolen or tampered with, call SHPD right away at 562-989-7201.