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The Bear Creek District was created in October 2004 to meet the needs of the rapidly-growing community in northwest Stockton.  Bear Creek District's geographical borders are generally to the north at Eight Mile Road, south at Hammer Lane, east at the Union Pacific Railroad tracks, and west to the city limits. For a map of the Bear Creek and other districts, click here. 

The Bear Creek District includes many new housing and commercial development projects recently built on both the west and east sides of Interstate 5.  The Bear Creek District was created to help address the demands of current and future growth in this area.

Police personnel assigned to the Bear Creek District operate under the philosophy and strategy of Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving. This requires Police personnel to form partnerships with the citizens they serve in an attempt to identify the substantive problems that negatively impact the overall quality of life in their community. Police personnel are then challenged to arrive at a solution by innovative thinking and utilizing all of the many resources available to them. All Bear Creek District Police personnel are committed to providing the community with the highest level of service possible.