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Mountain View Police Department
1000 Villa Street
Mountain View, CA 94041
650/903-6344
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Hours
General Business:
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Mon.-Fri.)
Walk-in Crime Reports:
7 a.m. - 7 p.m. (7 days)
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MVPD has a long-standing history of putting children first. Nothing is more important to the well being of our community than our children.
Crime Dog McGruff with an important member of the community.
One example of our commitment to youth is our award-winning Dreams & Futures program. Dreams & Futures reaches out to young people most at risk of becoming involved in the dangerous (and sometimes deadly) lifestyle of gangs and drugs.
In-school educational programs, such as DARE, go right to the heart of protecting kids. DARE teaches elementary and middle school students how to avoid alcohol and drugs. It also offers important messages about tolerance, respect, integrity and other skills kids need to become productive and beneficial members of society.
When children are victims of crime, our investigators go beyond solving the crime and reach out to provide resources and support.
Please consult our pages for tips on Child Safety, to help Kids in Trouble and for other topics of interest to parents.
Let's work together to give Mountain View's children a great start in life!
School Resource Officers
Ron Cooper: 650/903-6712
Katherine Comesana: 650/903-6387
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Is there a curfew for teens in MV?
Yes. Unless accompanied by a parent, guardian or other adult authorized to care for them, all children less than 18 years old must be off the streets between 10 p.m. and sunrise, 7 days a week. Exceptions include going to/from, and attendance at, a lawful business, recreation or church-related activity.
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