Summary
Vacaville's police are upgrading with drones to boost public safety, but they're also tackling issues like vandalism at memorials and a recent hit-and-run. Meanwhile, a local supervisor is under fire for alleged ethics violations.
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While drones cost money, they could save the city cash in the long run by improving response times and potentially deterring crime.
Everyone in Vacaville could see improved safety, but especially residents who want to feel more secure and see quicker police responses.
Vandals and hit-and-run drivers are the obvious culprits, and the community is harmed by the disrespect shown to memorials and the danger posed to pedestrians.
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Kairos, Vaca police team up on drone security May 1, 2026 at 2:13 p.m. Kairos Public Schools in Vacaville has partnered with the Vacaville Police Department to incorporate...
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