Will you be voting by mail for the November election? Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. 25:31 – What is the actual morning routine of a cop as well as a police chief. On this episode, I chat with Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen who shares that crime was down 11% in Brentwood in 2018. “I’m up to the challenge.”. Welcome! He came on the podcast to … The following statement from Brentwood officials was provided to the community, Friday, May 1 . Public health and public safety remain priorities as we join the rest of the world to combat the invisible enemy. Brentwood Acting Police Chief Tom Hansen poses for a photograph outside the police station in Brentwood, Calif., on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2018. On January 11, the City of Brentwood held a swearing in ceremony for Tom Hansen who was named Police Chief of the City. Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. According to Hansen, one of Brentwood’s many assets is its cooperative and supportive residents and very active Neighborhood Watch groups. Get Morning Report and other email newsletters. On January 11, the City of Brentwood held a swearing in ceremony for Tom Hansen who was named Police Chief of the City. We hope that you enjoy our free content. During his career in Brentwood, Hansen has been a promoted to sergeant, lieutenant and most recently, captain, but he admits that today’s officers are dealing with more violent crime than he did in his early career when Brentwood was much smaller and had less crime and growth. Choose from these three promotions: $15 - 3 Day, $30 - 7 Day, or $55 - 14 Day. 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It was a ride-along with police officers in Walnut Creek as a teen that convinced Tom Hansen that law enforcement was his ideal career path, but Brentwood is the community that Hansen … Hansen, who served as acting chief since April after former Police Chief Mark Evenson went on medical leave, will permanently assume the role on Dec. 16, Brentwood … It involved helping others and that was rewarding,” Hansen said. We hope that you enjoy our free content. We then get into mental health for police officers and importance of asking for help and finding healthy ways to decompress. We hope that you continue to enjoy our free content. 10:24 – When you pull people over, how did that help you from a communication standpoint in having to talk to people who are upset. Thank you for Reading! Choose from these three promotions: $15 - 3 Day, $30 - 7 Day, or $55 - 14 Day. Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen Speaks To The Group Of Protestors & Says “We Will Make Changes” Don't have a facebook account? 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Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a new subscription to continue reading. 05:45 – Major issues in Brentwood with traffic such as speeding and red-light violations. Comments from Mayor Bob Taylor Comments from City Manager Gus Vina Comments from retired police chief Mark Evenson Comments from retired police chief Mark Davies Comments from retired police chief Larry Shaw Clip of Chief Hansen being sworn in 7:28 – Chief Hansen speech begins 19:09 – Hansen explains how Brentwood Police have had ALICE training with the school district and have already trained more than 1,200 employees within the school district. The police department remains highly visible fighting crime, responding to calls for service and trying to protect businesses forced to close. We get into traffic issues, how important communication is as a police officer and Hansen shares his thoughts on social media. Please support us by making a contribution. 18:37 – Hansen shares his thoughts on the Brentwood Police Activities League and School Resource Officers. They will not turn arrestees away, but without the presence of certain criteria (felony offense, domestic violence, court order violation) they will be immediately released. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph. On this episode, I chat with Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen who shares that crime was down 11% in Brentwood in 2018. 38:15 – if you were not a police officer/chief, what would you be doing? “He has a taste and feel for Brentwood. log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a new subscription, Brentwood Police Chief and Mayor speak to community, Big rig driver killed in rollover accident in Byron, Liberty Union High School District Board Ok's return to the classroom, http://www.cc-courts.org/local-rules/local-rules.aspx, Promote your event to thousands of readers every day! Hansen explains how as a cop, you are running scenarios in your head the moment you wake up getting mentally prepared. Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen addressed the concerns of downtown business owners in City Park in Brentwood, Calif., Friday, May 8, 2020. Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen met with downtown business owners in City Park, Friday, May 8. Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. On January 11, the City of Brentwood held a swearing in ceremony for Tom Hansen who was named Police Chief of the City. Promotional Rates were found for your code.

The meeting included concerns over shelter-in-place orders and the possibility of reopening businesses, among other topics.

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Please read these messages from Mayor Robert Taylor and Police Chief Tom Hansen. “I want them paying attention.

Regardless, our police officers continue to respond to calls for service associated with homeless individuals and will enforce criminal violations they encounter. Since you viewed this item previously you can read it again. Now his time has finally come. 01:12 – Chief Tom Hansen announces a new Traffic Safety Campaign “Obey the Sign or Pay the Fine” 03:15 -Why does Brentwood have aggressive drivers? Explains he did not pass the first time.

35:24 – What is the advice Hansen would give to new officers or those thinking about joining the profession. After spending 23 years as a Brentwood police officer and working under three previous police chiefs, Hansen said he has big shoes to fill following the success of his predecessor, former Brentwood Police Chief Mark Evenson, who retired last summer after a decade as the department’s leader. The latest Contra County Health Services health order requires sheltering in place through May 31, continuing with essential travel, businesses, and face coverings whenever in public, although it has lifted some restrictions previously in place. Brentwood’s population has steadily climbed about 11,000 (to 63,000) in the last nine years, and calls for service rose by 1,330 to 31,342 in 2018. 04:30 – Proactive traffic details with Antioch, Brentwood, CHP, Oakley and Pittsburg, 05:45 – Major issues in Brentwood with traffic such as speeding and red-light violations. The move is aimed at increasing service and altering workload in the face of growth, said Police Chief Tom Hansen. 18:37 – Hansen shares his thoughts on the Brentwood Police Activities League and School Resource Officers. 12:18 – Is there an agency Brentwood is modeling this campaign after? Please accept the statement that follows. Changes throughout the county have impacted our ability to ensure criminals will be held in custody as long as possible, but we remain committed to doing all we can within what we control. Any differences. We get into traffic issues, how important communication is as a police officer and Hansen shares his thoughts on social media. Since you viewed this item previously you can read it again. As Brentwood’s downtown is more heavily utilized, Hansen wants to ensure that residents and visitors alike are safe at public events that have become very popular. Winds SW at 10 to 20 mph. To our valued citizens: As a result of this unprecedented and worldwide pandemic, our community has been affected in ways we’re still understanding and addressing as best as we can. I sincerely appreciate the feedback we get from members of our community. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.. Clear skies. Welcome! “Don’t paint us with a brush like that,” said Brentwood Police Chief Thomas Hansen. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); You have entered an incorrect email address! Thank you for Reading! Thank you for Reading!

It shows how committed you are to keeping things “Better In Brentwood”. On this episode, I chat with Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen who shares that crime was down 11% in Brentwood in 2018. Until we can get these people the treatment they need, the problem will not be solved. Hansen has been in the acting capacity as … He came on the podcast to talk about their upcoming Traffic Safety Campaign which has a slogan of “Obey the Sign or Pay the Fine”. We can’t even begin to understand the individual personal and professional struggles our community is enduring, but please know we sympathize with those directly and indirectly impacted by this virus; people out of work, parents trying to home school young children, those still working who lost their day care and our seniors who have been isolated from their families in order to mitigate risk.