Paso Robles Police Department welcomes new officer
Paso Robles Police Department Police Chief Robert Burton welcomes new officer Brady Cox
Paso Robles Police Department brings force up to 32 police officers
Templeton High grad Brady Cox hired by city
The city of Paso Robles announced the appointment of a new police officer. Officer Brady Cox was appointed Monday at a 10 a.m. ceremony held at the Paso Robles Police Department, at 900 Park St, Paso Robles, CA
Officer Cox is native of the Central Coast. He was born in San Luis Obispo and attended high school in Templeton. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bob Jones University in South Carolina. He is a graduate of the Allan Hancock Law Enforcement Police Academy in Santa Maria, CA.
Officer Cox becomes the 32nd Police Officer employed by the City of Paso Robles.
Mission of the Paso Robles Police Department
It is the mission of the Paso Robles Police Department to render the highest level of service, working side by side with the community to solve problems related to crime and social disorder, thereby ensuring safety and improving the quality of life here in our community. “We are proud to offer programs and services throughout the year that allow our partnership with the community to grow,” says Police Chief Robert Burton. “Working together, we will continue to enjoy a safe community and an incomparable quality of life.”
Get involved with the police department
- Invite a police department speaker to your service club or other organization.
- Come on a tour or ride-along with police officers.
- Become a member of the Community Volunteer Patrol Program
- Volunteer for a variety of assignments inside the Department.
- Follow the Department by registering at www.nixle.com.
- Call 237-6464 to report emergencies. For non-emergency reporting, go to the Online Reporting System.
Top stories Aug. 13, 2013
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