Structure
- Office Of Chief Division
- Legal Adviser
- Public Information Officer
- Administrative Lieutenant
- Administrative Services Division
- Capital Improvements Unit
- Fiscal affairs Bureau
- Grant Management
- Personnel Bureau
- Reserves
- Training Bureau
- Police Training Officer (PTO) Program
- Cadet Program
- Patrol Division-Each Division has the following: District Crime Suppression Team, Problem Oriented Policing (POP), Citizens on Patrol (COP) Team, ENPH
- Southwest District
- Downtown Policing Unit
- Southeast District
- Northeast District
- Northwest District
- Special Operations & Field Services Bureau
- Field Commanders
- Duty Office
- Prisoner Transport & Standby
- Bulldog Tactical Team
- West Fresno Tactical Team
- Air Support Airport Policing Unit (Fresno Yosemite International & Fresno Chandler Executive Airports)
- Mounted Patrol & K9 Unit
- Tactical Response
- Special Weapons and Tactics
- Crisis Negotiations Team
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal
- Southwest District
- Support Division
- Records and Information Services Bureau
- Crime View
- Communications Bureau
- Communications Center
- Video Policing
- Special Services Bureau
- Special Events
- Traffic Safety Section
- Neighborhood Traffic Unit (NTU)
- Tow Unit
- Youth & Community Services Bureau
- Homeland Security, Volunteer Services & Citizens on Patrol (COP)
- Mayor’s Gang Prevention Initiative (MGPI)
- School Resource Officers Unit (SRO)
- Police Activities League (PAL) & Life-skills Unit
- Investigative Services Division
- Crime Scene Bureau
- Cyber Crimes Task Force
- Family Justice & Criminal Investigations Bureau
- Sex Crimes Unit
- Missing Persons Unit & Child Abuse Unit
- Domestic Violence
- Financial Crimes & Elder Abuse Unit
- Court Liaison & Prosecutor Liaison Unit
- Street Violence Bureau
- Homicide Unit
- Robbery & Felony Assault Unit
- Night Detective Unit
- Tactical Team
- Crime Stoppers
- Parole Apprehension Team
- Special Investigations Bureau
- Street Narcotics Enforcement Team
- High Intensity Drug Traffic Areas (HIDTA)
- Career Criminal Auto Thieves Team (C-CATT)
- Major Narcotics Unit
- Vice/Intelligence Unit
- Joint Terrorism Task Force
- Anti-Gang & Graffiti Bureau
- Graffiti Investigations
- Graffiti Abatement
- Multi-Agency Gang Enforcement Consortium (MAGEC)
- Professional Standards Division
- Office Of Independent Review
- City Attorney Office
- Risk Management
- Civil Liability Team
- Litigation Risk Claims
- Early Alert Unit
- Internal Affairs
- Employee Services
- Chaplaincy
- Companion Officer
- Wellness
- Save Program
- Accountability and Compliance Bureau
- CALEA
- Policies & Procedures
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