Fremont Police Department, CA

Besides friends, parents, teachers, and counselors, do you know your School Resource Officer (SRO)? 

SROs are at staged at each high school to help keep everyone safe and supported. They also support junior highs/middle schools within their assigned school district. They’re trained to handle emergencies, prevent problems before they start, and be someone you can go to if you’re worried about safety—at school or online.

SROs aren’t just about rules; they’re there to listen, help, and make sure school is a safe place for everyone to learn.

Every SRO Officer is carrying their very own custom trading card.

These cards feature the officers and their partners, designed to capture the unique spirit of the high schools they serve.

Here is how you can get involved:

• Meet Your SRO: Stop by to say hello and ask for their card—they might even give you an autograph!
• Start Your Collection: Try to collect the full set yourself.
• Trade Up: Swap with friends from other high schools to complete your collection.

Don't miss out on this limited edition run. Get to know the officers keeping your campus safe and grab your cards today!

We have created a whole set of exciting trading cards just for kids, featuring our officers, cool equipment, helpful safety tips, and even our four‑legged heroes like our K‑9s and therapy dog friends. You’ll find cards that teach you smart habits—like staying safe online, knowing the rules of the road, learning about e‑bikes, and understanding drug awareness—alongside fun character‑style cards inspired by your favorite games. These cards are designed to make safety learning fun, easy, and something you can share with your friends. Keep an eye out—you never know which card you’ll discover next!

Meet Maddox, Our Therapy Dog

When days get tough or scary, our super-smart, specially trained furry helper is here to save the day! Our therapy dog works hard to give out cuddles, chase away worries, and make sure everyone who visits or works here feels safe, calm, and loved.

Collect Maddox's exclusive card along with his other K-9 friends when you see them during school visits or when they are working at Fremont events.

I want to help and get involved!

Our Explorer Program is a chance for teens to get involved with the police department, give back to their community, and learn real-life skills.

Explorers are aged 14 - 18 and they volunteer at special events, help with community safety, and receive hands-on training in leadership, teamwork, and public safety.

It’s a great way to build confidence, gain experience, and see what a career in public service could look like—while making a difference.