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Belvedere swears in first female police sergeant and hears quarterly department update

Belvedere City Council · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The council and chief celebrated the promotion of Officer Katie Cullen to sergeant — Belvedere PD's first female sergeant — and received the department's Q2 report covering 819 incidents, 33 traffic stops, 1 arrest, policy updates, and recruitment activity.

The council and Chief Jason Wu ceremonially promoted Police Officer Katie Cullen to sergeant. Chief Wu highlighted Cullen's background with the Marin County Sheriff's Office, hostage‑negotiation experience, roles on the Belvedere Police Department since May 2022, and her service as a patrol officer, vehicle‑maintenance officer, certified crisis‑intervention officer and field‑training officer. "We are not only swearing in a new police sergeant, but we are also swearing in the first ever female police sergeant in the history of the Belvedere Police Department," Chief Wu said.

Chief Wu also presented the department's second quarter report for 2026: 819 incidents handled (0 part‑1 offenses, 4 part‑2 offenses), 33 traffic stops, 1 arrest, 1 case referred for prosecution, two assists to Tiburon PD, updates to 27 policies, and recruitment activity to fill a three‑year police officer position and reserve officer slots. Council members thanked the chief and acknowledged increased patrols.