Enhancing Safety from 1,000 Feet Away
Meet Hillsboro's School Resource Officers
LEARN what schools they each serve, some fun facts about them, and how they view their roles as School Resource Officers.
WHY are School Resource Officers on campuses in the Hillsboro School District?
QUESTION for Hillsboro's School Resource Officers?
Reducing Barriers & Improving Efficiency
Over the last twelve months, the Hillsboro Police Department's Office of Professional Standards has taken steps to increase accessibility and reduce potential barriers for candidates, as well as improve workflows and technology to expedite background investigations. The goal is to hire the most qualified applicants who share the Department's commitment to its mission and core values, and who have a passion for public service.
LEARN MORE about a new partnership to reach more potential applicants, and how Hillsboro Police is helping interested applicants prepare for the hiring process.
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First Lesson of the School Year - 20 is Plenty
School speed zone signs tell you when you must obey the reduced speed limit of 20 mph.
WHEN FLASHING - Any time a yellow light on a school speed sign is flashing.
SCHOOL DAYS 7 am - 5 pm - Between those hours on a day school is in session. If you are unsure whether or not it is a school day, slow down to 20 mph.
WHEN CHILDREN ARE PRESENT - Any day, at any time children are present.
Children are Present means:
- Children waiting at a crosswalk.
- Children are occupying or walking within a crosswalk.
- A crossing guard is present to assist children at a crosswalk.
Fines for speeding:
- 1 - 10 mph over is $115
- 11 - 20 mph over is $165
- 21 - 30 mph over is $265
- 30+ mph over is $440
If speeding in a school zone, the fines are DOUBLE what is listed above.
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HPD Employees Meet Up for a Group Mountain Bike Ride at Rocky Point in Scappoose
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Shop with a Cop
In Partnership with DICK'S Sporting Goods and Adelante Mujeres
Hillsboro Police Engages with Kids & Families and Provides Safety Information Ahead of the New School Year
Officer Alex Mejia Plays Soccer with Kids at Butternut Creek Park
Meet & Greet
HPD Greeted Kids & Parents as They Made Their Way to a Build a Box Activity at Home Depot
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