Dog Licenses can be purchased through the Finance Department 925-960-4315

You can have 6 pets total, only three can be dogs

They must apply for and be approved for an Animal Fanciers Permit

No. Nuisance wildlife issues are handled by Alameda County Vector Control 510-567-6800.

Dogs are required to be on a 6 ft leash in parks at all times except in designated areas. Dogs must be in control at all times.

We do not provide traps. We pick up contained cats, ie: cat carrier, humane trap, etc.

Any dog that continually barks in a fashion that disturbs any one person at any time of day or night is in violation of the city ordinance

Alameda County Animal Shelter
4595 Gleason Dr.
Dublin, CA 94568

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1. Speak with your neighbors and get an idea for who will be willing to participate and select a Block Captain.
2. Then choose a couple of dates/times that work for the majority of the group.
3. Call the Crime Prevention Office at 925 371-4978 to set up your first Neighborhood Watch meeting or click here to email the Crime Prevention Office.

You must first complete our Citizens Police Academy. The academy is currently offered two times a year. More information can found here.

You can look at the crime maps located on the website.

Report graffiti to the graffiti hotline at (925) 960-8060 or use the Maintenance Request Form.

The Police Department does not have a program set up for citizens to participate in community volunteer hours outside of our formalized volunteer program.

If you are trying to find someone who has been arrested in Alameda County you can access the county website at:

Alameda County Sheriff Department

For noise violations, neighborhood preservation ordinances or other city code information you can find them at:

City of Livermore Municipal Code

To look up citations, pay your ticket, or find general court information in Alameda County you can access this information through the Alameda County Court website at:

Alameda County Court website

You can also go to paymycite.com to pay your ticket.

REACH is a one-time energy-assistance program sponsored by PG&E and administered through the Salvation Army. You can call at 1-800-743-5000 or on their website at:

PG&E REACH Program

The City of Livermore Housing and Human Services Division offers a wide array of services and information. This information can be accessed with the following link.

City of Livermore Housing and Human Services

For immediate assistance, you can call the Tri-Valley Haven Crisis Line at (925) 449-5842 or (888) 884-8119 or access these websites:

• Shepherds Gate
• Trivalley Haven
• Homeless shelter directory

To receive public safety alerts via text or email sign up for Nixle.

Nixle Community Alerting Service

Call Department of Justice Firearms Unit (916) 263-4887 or access their website at:

Department of Justice Firearms Unit

Report these types of incidents to the The Annoyance Call Bureau 800-348-8727 or access their website at:

AT&T Annoyance Call Bureau

Citizens wanting information regarding their criminal history can call Consolidated Criminal Histories 510-667-3190 or website:

California Office of the Attorney General

For non-emergencies and other inquiries, please call (888) 443-5722

American Red Cross

Restraining Orders are managed by the Alameda County Courts. Use this link for more information.

Alameda County Courts - Family Law

You can call Livermore Livescan at 925-447-7226 or their website at Livermorelivescan. Outside of Livermore you can access several locations on this website IBT Fingerprint.

The Police Department Policy regarding a License to Carry a Firearm can be found here.

Go to the Livermore Police Department and fill out a Request for Initial Investigative Review or download a form by clicking on Request for Initial Investigative Review. You will be contacted by mail regarding the results.

Visit the City of Livermore Police Department's Report Traffic Problems page or contact the Traffic Unit at (925) 371-4850.

Contact the Abandoned Vehicle Hotline at (925)371-4824. Be sure to leave the location, description and license plate number of the vehicle in question. There is a high volume of calls so we ask for your patience in processing your request.

The Livermore Police Department does not conduct child car seat safety checks. Please use the links below for local organizations that can help.

•  Hively (formally Child Care Links) - Call (925)417-8733 to make an appointment at their Pleasanton location.

• AAA
• California Highway Patrol - Call (925)828-0466 to make an appointment at the Dublin CHP Office.

No, unless (per 12814.6(a) V.C.) you live in rural areas (i.e. Mines Rd., Morgan Territory) where reasonable transportation facilities are inadequate (i.e. bus or taxi) and operation of a vehicle by a minor is necessary to transport the licensee or the licensee's immediate family member. The licensee shall keep in his or her possession a signed statement from a parent or legal guardian verifying the reason and containing a probable date that the necessity will have ceased.

Visit the Department of Vehicles website

Go to the Livermore Police Department and fill out a Report Request referencing your report number. There is a $10 fee to obtain a copy a copy of your collision report. Please allow at least 10 business days after your collision to request a report. Contact the Records Division at (925)371-4909 to ensure your report is available.

Contact the Records Division at (925)371-4909 Monday – Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dispatch can assist you after business hours at (925)371-4987.

Contact the City of Livermore at (925) 960-4500.