Antioch Police Department

10/22/2026

🚗🍬 Antioch Police Department’s Trunk or Treat Event! 🎉

📅 Thursday, October 29 | 3–6 PM 📍 300 L Street, Antioch Police Department Parking Lot

🍬 FREE CANDY! 📸 Photo Booth 🎨 Face Painting 🍰 Delicious Desserts & Mouthwatering Food from Local Food Trucks available for purchase!

🎃 Bring the family and come celebrate with us! Don't miss out!

📣 SPREAD THE WORD & TAG SOMEONE WHO SHOULD COME! 🎃

10/22/2026

The Antioch Police Department is investigating a traffic collision involving a pedestrian that occurred in Antioch Wednesday evening.

On October 21, 2026, at about 8:16 p.m., an off-duty Antioch police officer on his way to work discovered a 41-year-old man lying in the roadway near L Street and West 18th Street. The man appeared to have sustained injuries to his head and leg.
The officer immediately began providing medical aid while contacting APD Dispatch to request emergency medical assistance from the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District.

The man was transported to a local trauma center, where he is listed in stable condition and is expected to remain overnight for observation. The driver involved in the collision remained at
the scene and cooperated with officers. Driving under the influence (DUI) is not suspected at this time.

The Antioch Police Department Traffic Unit is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision. Anyone who witnessed the collision or has additional information is encouraged to contact the Antioch Police Department at (925) 779-6800.

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

🚨 ANTIOCH: WOULD YOU KNOW IF YOU NEEDED TO EVACUATE OR SHELTER IN PLACE?

During an emergency, getting accurate information quickly can make all the difference.

The Contra Costa County Community Warning System (CWS) helps keep Antioch residents informed when serious emergencies threaten public safety.

🔥 Fires and hazardous materials incidents

🏠 Shelter-in-place orders

🚨 Evacuation warnings and orders

🚔 Critical law enforcement emergencies and public safety threats

CWS provides important information about emergencies affecting your area, including instructions on what you need to do to protect yourself and your family.

✅ SIGN UP FOR FREE EMERGENCY ALERTS!

Registration is easy:

Visit https://cwsalerts.com/registration/

Select Register for Alerts.

Create your account using your email address.

Add your phone numbers and important locations, including your home and workplace.

Submit your information to complete registration.

You can receive emergency notifications by phone call, text message, and email.

📱 Already registered? Take a moment to make sure your contact information and addresses are current.

Don't wait until an emergency happens to get connected.

🔗 Register today at CWSAlerts.com

📢 Help us spread the word! Share this post with your family, friends, and neighbors. The more residents who are prepared and informed, the safer our community can be.

10/18/2026

You agreed on the price. Have you agreed on the meetup?

Buying or selling on Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, or another online platform? Plan the exchange before you leave home.

📍 Antioch Police Department has a designated Exchange Zone in our main parking lot at 300 L Street. Look for the posted sign.

A few practical tips for BOTH buyers and sellers:

📌 Don’t follow a last-minute location change. “Come around the corner” or “meet my friend somewhere else” changes the arrangement. You can cancel or reschedule—even if you’ve already driven there.

🔎 Buyers: Check the item, not just the box. Open the packaging, compare the model and accessories with the listing, and test it before paying. For electronics, agree on how you’ll test them before meeting.

💵 Sellers: A payment screenshot isn’t proof. If accepting an electronic payment, open your own app to check it. Don’t rely on their screen, an email, or a link they send. Never share a verification code.

🤝 Set the terms before the trip. Agree on the price, payment method, who’s meeting, and what’s included. Meet during daylight and bring another adult when possible.

📱 Keep a record. Save the listing, seller or buyer profile, and messages before the meetup. Keep communication in the platform.

You don’t owe anyone a completed sale. Pressure to rush, skip inspection, or change the plan is a reason to pause.

The Exchange Zone does not guarantee safety. City employees cannot serve as official witnesses, authenticate items, or settle civil disputes.

Save this for your next meetup—or send it to someone who buys and sells online.

Emergency: 911
Non-emergency: (925) 778-2441

10/16/2026

**** STEPHEN HAS BEEN LOCATED****

🚨 MISSING AT-RISK ADULT | HAVE YOU SEEN STEPHEN?

Antioch Police are asking for help finding Stephen Simmons, 33, who has a developmental disability and cannot care for himself.

Stephen was last seen leaving his Antioch home with a family member on Wednesday, Oct. 14, around 8:20 p.m. The car they were believed to be traveling in was found unoccupied early Friday morning on Brannan Street near 7th Street in San Francisco. Stephen’s current location is unknown. He could be in Antioch, San Francisco, or anywhere in between. We are working with the San Francisco Police Department on the search.

Description:
• Black male, 33 years old
• 5'6", about 110 lbs, very thin build
• Last seen wearing a zip-up jacket and pants

Stephen is very soft-spoken and has limited speech. He may not respond to his name or be able to ask for help. If you see him, please approach calmly, stay with him if you can, and call 911 right away.

If you saw Stephen anywhere since Wednesday night, please contact us.

📞 Call 911 if you see him.
📞 Information: Antioch PD (925) 778-2441
Case #26-9954

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10/16/2026

🚨 MISSING AT-RISK ADULT | HAVE YOU SEEN STEPHEN?

Antioch Police are asking for help finding Stephen Simmons, 33, who has a developmental disability and cannot care for himself.

Stephen was last seen leaving his Antioch home with a family member on Wednesday, Oct. 14, around 8:20 p.m. The car they were believed to be traveling in was found unoccupied early Friday morning on Brannan Street near 7th Street in San Francisco. Stephen’s current location is unknown. He could be in Antioch, San Francisco, or anywhere in between. We are working with the San Francisco Police Department on the search.

Description:
• Black male, 33 years old
• 5'6", about 110 lbs, thin build
• Last seen wearing a zip-up jacket and pants

Stephen is very soft-spoken and has limited speech. He may not respond to his name or be able to ask for help. If you see him, please approach calmly, stay with him if you can, and call 911 right away.

If you saw Stephen anywhere since Wednesday night, please contact us.

📞 Call 911 if you see him.
📞 Information: Antioch PD (925) 778-2441
Case #26-9954

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10/16/2026

Antioch High School recently hosted its annual Start With Hello event, a national program led by the school’s Peer Advocates and supported by leadership and staff groups. The program features a week of activities focused on building connections and fostering a sense of community among students.

Antioch High falls within Officer Ramirez’s beat, and he makes it a priority to stop by whenever he can to connect with students and build positive relationships.

On Tuesday, Officer Ramirez was invited to join the fun! He enjoyed checking in with students, meeting new faces, and even jumping into a few games! 🙌😊

Building trust, encouraging connections, and strengthening relationships with our youth are important parts of community policing. We’re grateful to Antioch High School for welcoming Officer Ramirez and creating opportunities to bring our community closer together! 💙👮‍♂️ Antioch High School

10/15/2026

The Antioch Police Department Community Survey will close on November 9.

The survey asks about your experiences with police services, how safe you feel in Antioch, and the public safety issues that matter most to you. The survey is anonymous and was developed with California State University East Bay professors and approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB).

Your feedback will help us understand what’s important to our community and where we can improve.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey and share it with your neighbors.

📱 Scan the QR code or use the link bit.ly/3U8XAEd to participate.