The Fremont Police Department has implemented a new way for citizens to provide information regarding traffic issues and complaints of traffic violations.
Citizens can email traffic.complaints@fremontne.gov to provide information on areas experiencing concerning traffic violations.
With the speeding grant scheduled for July 12-31, the primary complaints the police department will focus on will be speeding so that resources from the grant can be utilized effectively. If this process is effective, the goal is to utilize this system to solicit and respond to valid complaints of traffic violations occurring within the City of Fremont.
When submitting a complaint, FPD will only assign officers if a complaint is specific enough that an officer can be assigned to an area at a certain time of day when an incident is alleged to be occurring. Information FPD will be looking for in a complaint should include, location, time of day, vehicle descriptions if possible and type of violations.
Information such as “cars are driving too fast on Military Avenue” isn’t specific enough to assign officers. Ultimately the system will allow for FPD to utilize its resources to respond to complaints from the citizens and address them.
Authorities also note that complaints will not be replied to directly. If a complaint is valid, it will be assigned to officers to respond to the area at times provided. The information will be logged within a call service for the department.
