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I am honored and privileged to serve as Chief of Police for the Town of Ross. This is a special community that we all value and appreciate. Our goal each day is to preserve and enhance the quality of life, safety, and security of this wonderful town for its residents, business, visitors and students. It is our mission to provide fair and ethical service to the public with honesty, inclusion and transparency.
I have dedicated the last 36 years of my life to public service and recognize there is not a “one size fits all” solution to events that require our assistance. I also have found that a collaborative and holistic approach to policing, working together with our town partners, and departments can often provide a meaningful and fair resolution that fits the needs of our neighbors.
The Ross Police Department will continue its reputation for professional and fair enforcement of local and state laws with dignity and respect for all people.
I am excited about the future of the Ross Police Department and my time here as your Chief. I am looking forward to meeting our neighbors and learning more from them about their experiences and expectations.
Please feel free to call or drop by.
Contact Information:
Contact Chief Pata
(415) 453-1453 ext. 101
Sergeant Adams began his law enforcement career in 2004 and has served with several local law enforcement agencies such as Eldridge PD, City College of San Francisco, and most recently with the College of Marin Police Department starting as an officer and moving up the ranks to Lieutenant. He has a wide range of skills that are beneficial to the Ross Police Department including being a Field Training Officer Coordinator, Range Master, Active shooter instructor, Taser instructor, and is certified as a Criminal Investigator (ICI). Sergeant Adams is also in the process of completing the Sherman Block Leadership Institute course and has been an asset to the Ross community for the past several years working as a Reserve Police Officer for the Ross Police Department.
Phone: (415) 453-1453 ext. 153
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Danny Moy began with the Ross Police Department in 2005. As the newly appointed Firearms Instructor, he hopes to improve the effectiveness of the department and make Ross an integral part of the Police community in Marin County. He looks forward to many more years serving the Ross community and striving to make it a better and safer place everyday.
Phone: (415) 453-1453 ext. 162
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Ken Nicholas began his law enforcement career in 1989 at the Fairfield Police Department as a cadet and a community service officer. In 1997, he began working as a dispatcher and reserve officer for the Fairfax Police Department and transferred to the Ross Police Department in 1999. In 2001, he returned to the Fairfax Police Department and served there from until March of 2009. Ken rejoined the Ross Police Department in April 2009 and currently manages the radar equipment for use in speed enforcement. He appreciates the opportunity to come back and work for the Town of Ross and its residents.
Phone: (415) 453-1453 ext. 168
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Paul Stromoski began his law enforcement career with the Ross Police Department in 2003 after serving three years as a California State Parks Peace Officer (Ranger). He is a U.S. Army veteran and a graduate of the University of California at Davis. Currently, Paul is the department's field evidence technician and evidence/property room manager. He also serves as a Field Training Officer (FTO).
Phone: (415) 453-1453 ext. 175
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