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Investigations

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1. How can I contact the Detective assigned to my case?

Please call the Investigations Division at (925) 288-4630.

2. How can I learn about massage therapy regulations?

Please view Chapter six of the Municipal Code.

Massage permits are valid for the calendar year only and require yearly renewals. The current fee for the annual renewal is $123.

For further information, please contact Officer Peter Agnost at (925) 288-4637.

3. How can I learn about false burglar alarm regulations?

Read Chapter 9 of the Municipal Code.

Alarm registrations are valid for the calendar year only and require yearly renewals. Currently a new permit costs $55.00 and the yearly renewal fee is $27.00.

For more information, please contact
Maureen Rasmussen Salvetti at (925) 288-4632.

4. How can I obtain a concealed weapons permit?

Please contact the Investigations Division Commander, Lieutenant Jose Delatorre, at (925) 288-4630.

5. How can I learn about registered sex offenders in my neighborhood?

Visit California Attorney General’s Megans Law.

6. I am required to register as a sex offender. Whom do I contact?

Please contact Investigations Division at (925) 288-4630 to be referred to the Detective responsible for registrations.

7. I am a domestic violence victim. What resources are available?

Please contact the Investigation Division at (925) 288-4630 to speak to the Investigator assigned to your case or visit Stand Against Domestic Violence.

8. My child was arrested. What is the next step?

The Pleasant Hill Police Department maintains a youthful offender diversion program. Cases are evaluated by a detective to see if the offender would benefit more from diversion than referral to the criminal justice system.

Diversion may include referral for voluntary counseling through the John F. Kennedy University. The aim of the program is to provide resources to the offender to reduce or prevent recidivism.

Violent offenses resulting in the booking of a juvenile into the Juvenile Hall are generally not handled by the diversion program.