Sentinel Staff report–
Latest police logs show a sharp increase in fireworks calls and slight increase vandalism calls, while showing a decrease in animal control calls. Below are the total number of incidents reported from July 3-9, along with comparison totals from the prior week:
- Fireworks: 138 (up from 35)
- Animal control: 9 (down from 22)
- 911 hangups: 36 (up from 30)
- Code enforcement: 28 (down from 45)
- Traffic accidents: 28 (down from 33)
- Vehicle violations: 303 (down from 332)
- Theft: 30 (down from 35)
- Homeless-related: 10 (down from 24)
- Vandalism: 14 (up from 8)
- Violent/threats: 35 (down from 39)
- Disturbance: 98 (up from 97)
- Suspicious circumstances: 199 (up from 168)
- All incidents: 1,557 (up from 1,372)
Arrest and incident logs can be viewed on the city’s website here.
07-03-2025 Activity Log | 07-04-2025 Activity Log | 07-05-2025 Activity Log | 07-06-2025 Activity Log | 07-07-2025 Activity Log | 07-08-2025 Activity Log | 07-09-2025 Activity Log
The total number of logs per category excludes calls that were canceled or confirmed as duplicate calls.
The Citrus Heights Police Department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.
The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”
The Citrus Heights Police Department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.
The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”
Editor’s Note: police log summaries are published with assistance from AI, but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.
