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Grand Opening of the MCC Grand Opening of the Monterey Conference Center, January 2018

16 January 2020

01/16/2020: Monterey Police Department Receives ABC Grant

The Monterey Police Department (MPD) has received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) for a year-long program of special enforcement and public awareness to reduce alcohol related violations involving minors and licensed establishments. NEWS RELEASE IN PDF

19 December 2019

12/19/2019: New Year, New You and January FREE Events at the Monterey Sports Center

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17 December 2019

12/16/2019: Barricaded Suspects

On December 16, 2019 at 2:00 PM, Monterey Police Officers were requested to assist with a standby at a residence in the 900 block of West Franklin Street. The reporting party had obtained a domestic violence restraining order and move out order for Edward Bossard Jr., 37 years old. The reporting party was concerned for their safety and requested police standby to ensure Bossard had vacated the residence. NEWS RELEASE IN PDF

13 December 2019

12/12/2019: Monterey Conference Center Solar Project Wins 2019 Solar Builder Editor's Choice Award, "Best Job by a City Engineer"

The Monterey Conference Center in July 2019 completed installation of 330 solar panels on the new facility, bringing it a step closer to being designated a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified facility. The solar industry noticed the project - Solar Builder Magazine awarded it the 2019 Solar Builder Editor’s Choice Project of the Year, “Best Job by a City Engineer”. NEWS RELEASE IN PDF

13 December 2019

12/12/2019: Narcotics Arrest

On December 12th, 2019 at 8:50 AM, PRVNT with the Assistance of the Drug Enforcement Administration served a search warrant in the 1500 block of Lowell Street in Seaside. During the search, a large amount of narcotics packaged for sales, drug sales indicia, and over $3,600 cash were located. NEWS RELEASE AND PHOTOS IN PDF

12 December 2019

12/11/2019: Burglary and Vehicle Pursuit Arrests

On December 09, 2019 at approximately 1830 hours, Monterey Police Officers responded to four window smash vehicle burglaries at the Del Monte Shopping Center. Officers received a vehicle description from a witness and conducted an area check for the suspect vehicle. NEWS RELEASE AND PHOTOS IN PDF

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