Richland Police Department

On October 15, 2024, U.S. Attorney Vanessa Waldref announced that Julio Cesar Anaya, age 45, of Pasco, Washington, was sentenced to 84 months in federal prison on child exploitation charges. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gw2D_TPv Richland Police Department Kennewick Police

TUESDAY IS THE DAY 📆 Does a career in law enforcement sound like the right path for you? Learn more during Tuesday's hiring clinic! Here are the essential details ⬇ 📚 Prep for police applications, oral boards, and the background process 🚓 Learn what a day in the life of a patrol officer looks like 🔗 Connect with our RPD staff and ask questions 📅 Tuesday, October 15, 2024 ⏰6:00-8:30PM 📍 RPD Police Training Room 🚷 Walk-in's will not be accepted 📲 RSVP ASAP to Officer Jory Parish: jparish@ci.richland.wa.us #RPD #HiringClinic #JoinRPD #WeAreRichland #HelpUsHelpYou

Exciting Announcement! 💜🚓 This October, in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are proud to unveil our specially wrapped patrol vehicle! This unique car wrap serves as a visible reminder that we stand together against domestic violence in our #Richland community. Join us as we raise awareness and promote support for victims. Our officers are committed to making a difference, and we encourage everyone to get involved. Look for our vehicle on the streets and know that help is always available. Together, we can break the silence and foster a safer community for all. 💜 Resources locally: 💜 Domestic Violence Services of Benton & Franklin Counties - DVSBF 💜 Support, Advocacy & Resource Center 💜 Richland Police Domestic Violence Response Team (DVRT) #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #RichlandPolice #SupportSurvivors #CommunityStrong

Don't forget to join us for our October hiring clinic in just a few short weeks ⬇️ 📚 Prep for police applications, oral boards, and the background process 🚓 Learn what a day in the life of a patrol officer looks like 🔗 Connect with our RPD staff and ask questions Details ⬇ 📅 Tuesday, October 15, 2024 ⏰6:00-8:30PM 📍 RPD Police Training Room 📲 RSVP ASAP to Officer Jory Parish: jparish@ci.richland.wa.us 🚷 Walk-in's will not be accepted #RPD #HiringClinic #JoinRPD #WeAreRichland #HelpUsHelpYou

October is Code Enforcement Appreciation Month 🌳🔨 At the Richland Police Department, we want to take a moment to recognize the hard work and dedication of our Code Enforcement team. These unsung heroes play a crucial role in keeping our community safe, clean, and vibrant. From ensuring properties are well-maintained to addressing public health and safety concerns, their efforts help enhance the quality of life for all residents. Let's show our appreciation for their commitment to upholding our community standards! Join us in thanking our Code Enforcement officers this month. Your work makes Richland a better place to live, work, and play! 🙌💙 #CodeEnforcementAppreciationMonth #RichlandPolice #CommunityFirst

Employee of the Month: Detective Cameron Fancher! 🌟 We proudly recognize Detective Fancher's unwavering dedication to the Richland Police Department and our #Richland community. From tirelessly working on cases to always being the first to lend a helping hand, Detective Fancher exemplifies what it means to be an exceptional investigator and team member. His positive attitude and genuine passion for advocating for victims shine through in everything he does. Recently, he went above and beyond by assisting a family in need, securing bedding and clothing for their young children, and personally delivering these items. Detective Fancher is truly a pillar of our department. His professionalism and compassion inspire his colleagues and the community. Pictured below, left-to-right: Detective Sergeant John Raby and Detective Cameron Fancher. #EmployeeOfTheMonth #RichlandPD #Teamwork #Excellence #RPD

HOT TOPIC ALERT - SMS Fraud with Detective Samuel Grant 📲🚨 Check out this AWESOME interview with HAPO's Fraud Manager, Jen, and #RPD Detective, Sam Grant: https://lnkd.in/g2MSAp6M #SMSFraud #Fraud #HAPO #RichlandPoliceDepartment #RichlandPolice #BeAware #FraudPrevention

WE ARE HIRING 🚓 Join us for our upcoming hiring clinic, targeted at individuals looking to prep for police applications at the Richland Police Department. The deets ⬇️ In-Person 📅 Tuesday, October 15, 2024 ⏰6:00-8:30PM 📍 RPD Police Training Room Virtual 📅 Wednesday, October 23, 2024 ⏰6:00-8:30PM 📍 Virtual - ZOOM (link will be provided upon registration) 💡 We'll discuss the mission, vision, and values of RPD and the City of Richland Government, learn what a day in the life of a patrol officer looks like, and how RPD partners with other city entities and our neighboring police agencies. We will also cover how to prepare for the oral board interviews and background process. 📧 RSVP to Officer Jory Parish: jparish@ci.richland.wa.us. 🚷 Walk-in's will not be accepted #RPD #HiringClinic #JoinRPD #WeAreRichland #HelpUsHelpYou

Richland Announces New Chief of Police Pending Background Investigation The City Manager of Richland is pleased to announce the selection of Martin Pilcher, a distinguished law enforcement leader with over 20 years of experience, as the incoming Chief of Police contingent upon the successful completion of a thorough background investigation in accordance with RCW 43.101.095. Pilcher currently serves as the Chief of Police in Woodburn, OR, where he oversees 40 sworn police officers, three Community Service Officers, and 7.5 professional staff members. Prior to becoming the Woodburn Chief in 2021, he served as the Deputy Chief since 2018. Pilcher also worked for the Portland Police Bureau as an Internal Affairs Investigator and spent most of his career with the Elk Grove Police Department in Elk Grove, CA. Pilcher possesses a master’s in organizational leadership from Norwich University and is a graduate of the Senior Management Institute for Police from the Police Executive Research Forum. “I am honored and excited to be selected to serve as the Chief of Police for Richland,” said Marty Pilcher. “My goal is to work collaboratively with the community, the department, and other city agencies to ensure that Richland remains a safe and welcoming place for everyone. I look forward to meeting with residents and working together to address our community’s needs.” City Manager, Jon Amundson also expressed gratitude to all those who participated in the selection process, stating, "I would like to thank the other candidates who went through the interview process with us. In addition, I extend my appreciation to all those who participated in the public candidate forum, the multiple interview panels, and the staff who assisted with the logistics of this important process,” said Amundson. “We are excited to welcome Martin Pilcher as our new Chief of Police,” said Amundson. “His extensive experience and dedication to community-oriented policing make him an excellent fit for our city. We are confident that his leadership will continue to strengthen our police department and support our commitment to public safety.” Read more at https://lnkd.in/gQYbA4Db.

Employee of the Month Announcement 🗞 We’re thrilled to announce our Employee of the Month for July 2024: Traffic Unit Officer Jonathan Holen! Officer Holen's dedication and humility make him a standout in our department. He is the embodiment of teamwork—he doesn’t focus on “I” or “me” but on the collective success of our team. Officer Holen takes on more responsibilities than most, always with a “can-do” attitude and without a hint of complaint. He understands the importance of his work and how it impacts the department’s overall success, even when it means working extra hard. Congratulations, Officer Holen! We sincerely appreciate everything you do for our agency 👏🚓💙 #EmployeeOfTheMonth #RichlandPD #Teamwork #Excellence #RPD