President

Brian Castillo is a dedicated law enforcement professional serving as a police officer with the Piedmont Police Department. Recently elected as President of the Piedmont Police Officers Association, he is committed to strengthening the relationship between law enforcement and the community through trust, respect, and proactive engagement.

A graduate of the Oakland Police Academy in 2014, Brian began his career with the City of Piedmont in 2015. Prior to law enforcement, he worked in the civil engineering field and holds a degree in electro-mechanical design. His diverse background brings a unique perspective to his role in public service.

As a senior Field Training Officer (FTO), Baton and Taser instructor, fleet manager, and acting watch commander, Brian plays a crucial role in training and mentoring new officers. He is also trained in Crisis Intervention Training (C.I.T.), Integrating Communications, Assessment, and Tactics (iCAT), and Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE)—all programs designed to enhance officer safety while fostering community trust.

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Brian has deep-rooted connections throughout the region. He takes great pride in serving the East Bay, a place he considers home. His personal mission is to reinforce the role of police officers as symbols of integrity and service. He believes that without strong community support, law enforcement cannot effectively create positive change.

Brian is honored to serve the Piedmont community and is dedicated to representing the members of the Piedmont Police Officers Association with integrity and commitment.

Vice President

Officer Petit graduated from the San Jose Police Academy in August 2017 as part of Class SJ-29. He has proudly served as a Police Officer with the Piedmont Police Department since April 2018. Officer Petit holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice, multiple associate degrees with honors, and an Advanced P.O.S.T. Certificate. He is set to complete his Master of Business Administration (MBA) in May 2025. With an extensive background in customer service dating back to 2007, Officer Petit is deeply committed to enforcing the law and actively works to reduce crime, foster trust within the community, and maintain dependable service to Piedmont residents. Currently serving as both a Field Training Officer and Traffic Officer, he is dedicated to improving public safety and advancing new community initiatives. In addition to his law enforcement duties, Officer Petit has completed approximately a dozen P.O.S.T. certified courses that have significantly contributed to his professional development. He currently serves on the Police and Fire Pension Board and is elected Vice President of the Piedmont Police Department Association. A lifelong learner, Officer Petit continues to pursue opportunities to expand his expertise in law enforcement, business, and finance, ensuring that he remains a valuable asset to both his department and the community he serves.