Fillmore Police Department

On Monday June 9th, a male individual was involved a vehicle versus bicycle collision. Fortunately, the individual suffered minor injuries but his bike was damaged in the process. We recently gifted him with a new ride!

Please remember to follow the rules of the road and remain vigilant of each other's presence. Many accidents can be avoided by following simple guidelines. Remember, all states require bicyclists on the roadway to adhere to the same rules and responsibilities as motorists.

‼️ Important Information‼️

There's been some false information circulating about a missing officer, Carolyn Lynch. The Fillmore Police Department wants to clarify that there is no missing police officer in Fillmore.

Spreading this kind of misinformation can cause unnecessary panic and concern within our community, so please do not share it.

Remember to always check our official page for accurate information. If you see a post that didn't originate from us, please call or visit our page to verify

Meet Deputy Gonzalez!

Deputy Gonzalez has been with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office for 7 years. ⭐️After graduating from the Ventura County Criminal Justice Training Center in 2016-1, Deputy Gonzalez worked for our custody division at the Main Jail and has been assigned to patrol for the Fillmore Police station since 2020. Deputy Gonzalez is a proactive Patrol Deputy that aims to build strong relationships with the community through positive field contacts. With an objective to increase public safety, Deputy Gonzalez works diligently and collectively with his partners to ensure the quality of life of all community members.

On his free time, Deputy Gonzalez enjoys spending time with his family and friends & playing Xbox with his fellow deputies! 🎮

Please see the attached image for further information pertaining to parking instructions for tonight’s graduation! ⚡️💙⭐️