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El Paso Police Department
Pebble Hills Regional Command
Central Regional Command
become involved in which include the Citizen’s Advisory Board, Public Safety Cadets, Safety Town, National Night Out, Pride Day, and Neighborhood Watch Programs. PHRC also invites the community to participate in the ride along program. The dedicated officers and staff of the Pebble Hills Regional Command are committed to reducing crime and continue to build and maintain strong partnerships within the community in order to improve the quality of life for everyone to enjoy.
The Pebble Hills Regional Command Center (PHRC) officially opened in 1994, and is located at 10780 Pebble Hills. PHRC has a large, diverse community that is located on the eastside portion of the city of El Paso. The Pebble Hills area has experienced phenomenal residential and business growth in recent years. The region includes the area east of Buffalo Soldier Road to the eastern city limits and north of Interstate 10. The Pebble Hills Regional Command’s staff is comprised of 175 sworn officers, six civilian employees, and five volunteers. Sworn officers are assigned in the patrol, traffic, criminal investigations, juvenile investigations, tactical unit, and community services section. The Pebble Hills Regional Command’s location affords citizens the ability to pay traffic citations, set court dates, obtain copies of police reports, and report minor traffic accidents. The center has a community room that can be reserved in advance to hold community meetings. The center also offers a variety of community programs that citizens can
Calls for Service Dispatched Events Officer Initiated Investigative and Tactical Units
Calls for Service Dispatched Events Officer Initiated Investigative and Tactical Units
2021 came to a close with the Central Regional Command (CRCC) continuing to address issues relating to the Coronavirus pandemic. CRCC’s main objective was the safety of sworn and civilian staff and the community. CRCC routinely took preventative steps to combating the Coronavirus, such as fogging CRCC, the Metro Office, and the Par Office. Marked and unmarked units were regularly decontaminated for the safety of our staff and those within our community. Additionally, civilian staff who could remotely work from home were encouraged to do so, thus minimizing personnel in the station. CRCC continued to address crime trends and focus on calls for service, deploying specialty units as necessary to mitigate the change in trends. CRCC personnel were able to handle multiple protests, special events, and parades throughout the year. CRCC shifts and sections were able to implement traffic plans to address vehicle and pedestrian collisions. Due to changes in state law, CRCC personnel worked in partnership with community groups, other city departments, and non-governmental organizations to address an increase in calls for service in regards to homelessness and public camping. Lastly, CRCC emphasized shift training and training days that had an increased focus on officer safety. Central Regional Command's devoted sworn and civilian staff are committed to continuing their mission supporting the community by continuing to strengthen and improve partnerships while curtailing crime throughout the region.
64,375 62,375
75,215 19,736
Cases Assigned Cases Cleared Staffing
Cases Assigned Cases Cleared Staffing
2,879 937
7,142 4,676
Sworn Personnel Civilian Personnel
Sworn Personnel Civilian Personnel
178 17
173 6
Police Area Representatives Events Held (Virtual & In-Person) Event Attendants
Police Area Representatives Events Held (Virtual & In-Person) Event Attendants
115 3,446
266 6,355
Part 1 Crime Cases Murder Aggravated Assault Robbery Forcible Rape Burglary Larceny-Theft Motor Vehicle Theft 10 267 70 119 267 1,119 281
Part 1 Crime Cases Murder Aggravated Assault Robbery Forcible Rape Burglary Larceny-Theft Motor Vehicle Theft 9 357 56 208 186 1,998 258
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