Insider Edition #105 - June 9, 2026

WPD provides dedicated law enforcement services to the Town of Windsor through a negotiated contract with the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. The department is staffed by Sheriff’s Office employees who proudly serve the Windsor community every day.

The WPD team, led by Chief Greg Piccinini (pictured right), is comprised of two sergeants, one administrative aide, one administrative support staff member, one Community Services Officer, one School Resource Officer, two Traffic Deputies, and 12 Patrol Deputies. Together, the department provides a wide range of services, including:

• Patrol duties
• Traffic enforcement
• School Resource Officer services
• Security for special events
• Investigations

A Legacy of Service in Windsor

For both Community Services Officer Amanda Esposti and Chief Piccinini, serving Windsor is deeply personal.

“Windsor's not just a town to me, it’s part of who I am,” shared Esposti. “My grandfather helped establish this town, was the first honorary citizen, has a park dedicated to him, and the town logo is the tree from Esposti Park. What makes Windsor special to me is feeling like I’m continuing in my grandfather’s footsteps with a career focused in public service.”

Esposti grew up exploring Windsor after her grandparents moved to the Brooks Creek neighborhood in 2003, and even worked her first job on the Town Green.

“What I love about Windsor is my family history, its character, and its strong sense of community,” she said.

Chief Piccinini also shares a longstanding connection to Windsor. His father served as the very first Chief of the Windsor Police Department when it was established in 1992 (pictured right).

“As Chief of Police, what I love most about Windsor is the sense of connection and pride the residents have in their town,” said Chief Piccinini. “Windsor is a community where people look out for one another, families are actively engaged, and local partnerships help create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. I am especially grateful for our community's support for the Windsor Police Department, as trust and partnerships are essential to maintaining a safe, vibrant, and welcoming community.”

Looking Ahead: The Epic Back-2-School Event

This September, the Windsor Police Department will host “The Epic Back-2-School Event,” a community-focused event featuring live-action sports entertainment, safety education, and local vendors. The event will include performances and demonstrations from professional athletes, including Beaver Fleming, professional skateboarders, bicyclists, scooter riders, and more. Attendees can also learn important e-bike, bicycle, and scooter safety tips while connecting with local businesses and community organizations. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Windsor High School Every 15 Minutes program, which helps educate students about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving.

The Windsor Police Department remains committed to strengthening community partnerships while creating a safe and vibrant environment for all who live, work, and visit Windsor. 

How to Contact WPD

The police station is located at 9291 Old Redwood Highway, Building 300B. For emergencies, residents should dial 911. To file a police report or contact dispatch, call (707) 565-2121.