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Sunnyvale DPS will operate a safety and sobriety checkpoint on April 11, 2026. Vehicles traveling NB on Mathilda Av between San Aleso Av & W Maude Av will be randomly stopped & drivers will be evaluated to determine their sobriety. The checkpoint is will operate from 8p until 3a.
Sunnyvale DPS will operate a safety and sobriety checkpoint on April 11, 2026. Vehicles traveling NB on Mathilda Av between San Aleso Av & W Maude Av will be randomly stopped & drivers will be evaluated to determine their sobriety. The checkpoint is will operate from 8p until 3a.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: The traffic signals at Fremont and Bernardo Ave are not working properly and are on 4-way-flash. CalTrans is estimating it will be repaired sometime on Monday. We appreciate everyone’s patience and please drive safely.
We are aware of seismic activity in the San Ramon area this morning.
As a reminder, the USGS recommends that during an earthquake to Drop to your hands and knees, take Cover under a sturdy desk or table and Hold On until the shaking stops.
We will continue to monitor.
UPDATE: All residents, with the exception of those in the affected structure, are being allowed to return home. The shelter in place at the school has been lifted. The cause of the collision remains under investigation.
UPDATE: The school was not evacuated. They were asked to shelter in place. The gas leak has been mitigated by PG&E. We hope to allow the affected residents to return to their homes soon.
Congratulations are extended to Sunnyvale DPS Lieutenant Steve Gorshe, who just completed the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute (SBSLI) program! Lt. Gorshe was a graduate of class #557, which consisted of 192 hours of training over an 8-month span.
Today, on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, Sunnyvale DPS would like to thank our Officers, and all Law Enforcement Officers who answer the call to serve and protect every day.
You’re most definitely appreciated!
Thank you!
Our Emergency Response Volunteers (SERV) held the the first Personal Emergency Preparedness (PEP) class of 2026 on Mon night.
If you missed it, we're back Sunday, March 15, at the Sunnyvale Public Library, from 10:30a – 2:30p.
Please register and join us! https://t.co/kPTERvys2v
Happy New Year, Sunnyvale community!
We warmly thank you for your trust and support and we look forward to serving you in 2026!
Wishing you a new year filled with an abundance of joy, love, laughter, peace and prosperity!
All the best from Sunnyvale DPS!
New Year’s Eve is one of the most dangerous nights to be on the road due to impaired driving. If you plan to celebrate & drink, plan ahead & arrange for a sober ride home.
If you’re the designated driver, take that responsibility seriously. Be smart. Be safe. Drive sober.
The first Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training session of 2026 begins January 15, & we want you to join us!
CERT training includes basic emergency response skills like disaster medical operations, fire safety, light search & rescue and team organization.
Be there!
In a week from today, our first Personal Emergency Preparedness (PEP) class of 2026 will be held!
Join us Mon Jan 5, from 6p – 8p at the Sunnyvale Public Library, 665 W. Olive Ave.
gather valuable tips to help you in an emergency.
Register today & join us on Mon Jan 5, 2026!
It’s the last weekend of 2025. Enjoy the end of year festivities, but please plan ahead for a designated driver, ride share (Uber/Lyft), a taxi, or public transportation.
Impairment can be caused by alcohol, cannabis, prescription drugs, illegal drugs & over the counter meds.