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Riverside County Gang Task Force Department Policy and Procedures
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Welcome to the official site of the Banning Police Department. We encourage you to browse our site for information about our police department, administration, departments, school programs, news and upcoming events.
Our Mission:The Banning Police Department is committed to serve with honor and protect all citizens of our culturally diverse community through a partnership focused on public trust and providing a safe environment for all.
Use our new online tools to Report a Crime or Submit Crime Tips The City of Banning is a growing Southern California community. Incorporated in 1913, the City of Banning covers approximately 27 square miles and currently has a population of approximately 29,000 residents. The citizens enjoy their own public city services: electric, water, wastewater, and street departments. The City of Banning is located alongside Interstate 10 approximately 80 miles east of Los Angeles and 25 miles west of Palm Springs. Banning is well known for its picturesque qualities, nestled between the majestic San Gorgonio and San Jacinto mountains - the two tallest peaks in Southern California. The community enjoys a quiet rural lifestyle, nearby outdoor opportunities, invigorating and healthful clean air - the key ingredients that lure families to our City. The Banning Police Department's first uniformed Police Department was established in 1913. The Banning Police Department consists of 27 sworn personnel and 12 classified personnel. The Police Department offers a variety of services and assignments such as: Field Patrol, Detective Bureau, Emergency Tactical Unit, Gang Task Force, School Resource Officer, Field Training Officer, and Reserve Police Officer Program.
Click here to see a message from Interim Chief Alex Diaz.
Thank you for visiting our website. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us by email at banningpolice@ci.banning.ca.us or by phone 951-922-3170.*Note- Please do not send email to the above address that needs immediate attention. If you need immediate attention please dial 911 or call us at 951-922-3170. Thank you.
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