Glendora Police Department

10/20/2026

After 30+ years of dedicated service, we congratulate Chief Mike Randazzo on his well-earned retirement ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Chief Randazzo rose through the ranks of the Glendora Police Department, from Police Cadet to Captain, and was sworn in as Chief of Police in May 2024. Throughout his career, he led with integrity, put his people first, and never lost sight of the community we serve.

His mark on this department will be felt for years to come, in the officers he mentored, the standards he set, and the trust he built with Glendora residents.

Chief, thank you for your leadership and your service. Enjoy every moment of this next chapter and well deserved retirement!

10/17/2026

October 16, 2026. For Immediate Release.

City of Glendora Condemns Release of Convicted Serial Ra**st Andrew Luster. Statement from David Fredendall, Mayor.

Visit the City's website to download the press release. - www.cityofglendora.gov

10/03/2026

🎶🚔 Some of these answers did NOT disappoint!! 👏😂

🚨 Come hang out with the people behind the badges at NATIONAL NIGHT OUT!

💙 This year we’re celebrating 100 YEARS of with an evening of family fun, community connections, and a CENTURY of service!

🚔 Station Tours & Pursuit Course
🐕 K9 Demonstrations
🍔 Food, Games & Raffle Prizes
📚 Story Time with an Officer
🚒 Touch-a-Truck & MORE!
📅 Tuesday, October 6th
⏰ 5:00–8:00PM
📍 Glendora Police Department | 150 S Glendora Ave

So tell us... what’s YOUR walk-up song? 🎵👇

09/21/2026

Suspect Joseph Bryant, 43, engaged in conversation with a juvenile on a platform called Teen Chat. Bryant ultimately arranged to meet the juvenile, picked the juvenile up, and drove the juvenile to the City of Los Angeles. The incident was reported to the Glendora Police Department, and GPD officers located the juvenile and returned the child home.

License plate reader cameras were used to locate Bryant’s vehicle, and Bryant was arrested. Bryant is a registered s*x offender and was booked at the Glendora Police Department Jail for lewd or lascivious acts with a child under 14 and arranging a meeting with a minor for the purpose of engaging in lewd or lascivious behavior. He was held without bail.

Investigators believe there may be additional victims. Anyone with information or who may have had similar contact with Bryant is asked to contact Detective Soliz at (626) 914-8284.

09/12/2026

It’s a celebration 100 years in the making! 🎉

We are honored to invite you to a very special National Night Out this year. Not only are we coming together to promote community-police partnerships, but we are also celebrating the Glendora Police Department’s Centennial: 100 Years of Service! (1926-2026)

Mark your calendars! This will be our biggest NNO yet, filled with fun for the entire family. 🥳

When: Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 | 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Where: Glendora Police Department | 150 S. Glendora Ave.

What’s happening?
🐕 K9 Demos
🚓 Pursuit Courses
🍔 Food (Yes, food!)
🎁 Raffle Prizes
🚒 Touch-A-Truck..and so much more!

We are honoring our past and committed to our future, and we can’t imagine celebrating this milestone without you. Tag a neighbor you’re bringing along! 👇

08/19/2026

🚧 Traffic Advisory - Lone Hill from the 210 freeway to Route 66.🚧

🚨Street rehabilitation is anticipated to begin next week (August 24th), and will include grind and overlay of new pavement, new striping, and traffic signal improvements. Traffic will intermittently be impacted during construction, with lane closures and including temporary on/off ramp closures.

👷‍♂️This project will completed in phases over several weeks, with work anticipated to be finished before the end of the year. Please plan ahead and avoid the area or use alternate routes, if possible.

We apologize for any inconvenience, and thank you for your patience! 🙏

07/03/2026

07/02/2026

PRESS RELEASE — Glendora, CA

This July and beyond, the Glendora Police Department encourages drivers to follow the speed limit and “slow the fast down.”

During the month of July, the Glendora Police Department will have additional officers on patrol looking for drivers who are speeding or driving too fast for conditions.

Speeding remains a leading factor in deadly crashes and is consistently the top safety
concern among surveyed California drivers, according to the 2025 California Traffic Safety Survey. Even small increases in speed reduce the time drivers have to react and significantly increases the force of a crash. Slowing down is a simple, effective way to prevent tragedies on our roads.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 11,288 people died from speeding-related crashes in the U.S. in 2024, accounting for 29% of all traffic fatalities that year. In California alone, 1,139 people were killed in speeding-related
crashes in 2024.

Read the full press release at https://www.cityofglendora.gov/News-Articles/Speeding-Catches-Up-With-You

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06/04/2026

Running with purpose 🔥🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️

Members of the Glendora Police Department proudly participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run to support and raise awareness for Special Olympics athletes. The Torch Run represents more than a relay—it symbolizes inclusion, determination, and the incredible achievements of Special Olympics athletes.

We are honored to carry the Flame of Hope and stand alongside our law enforcement partners and community members in support of Special Olympics. Thank you to everyone who cheered us on and helped make a difference.

05/15/2026

Today, on Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities and this nation. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten.

We especially remember fallen Glendora Police Agent Louie Pompei, whose service and sacrifice continue to leave a lasting impact on our department and community.

May we never forget those who gave everything in the line of duty. We honor their memory not only today, but every day.