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The boundaries of the Valley Oak District are generally to the north at Morada Road, west at the Union Pacific Railroad tracks, south at the Calaveras River, and east at State Route 99. Follow this link to view a map of the Valley Oak and other districts.

The Valley Oak District is a rapidly growing area with new housing developments in the Holman Road, McAllen Road, and east Morada Road areas. The North Stockton Police Facility began operations in early 2004, in order to help meet the growing needs of this area and further our community policing efforts.

Valley Oak District Officers work together as a team to handle service requests and solve problems, with a focus on crime reduction strategies in auto theft, auto burglary, and general larceny crimes.  Police Officers, School Resource Officers (SROs), and Community Service Officers (CSOs) working in the Valley Oak District address quality-of-life issues brought to their attention through public service requests, visual observations, and/or assigned requests. These Officers utilize new and innovative ideas to solve problems throughout the district and communicate with their Sergeant and other Officers in a team approach to problem solving.

Page updated March 25, 2008