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Municipal Police Departments in Los Angeles
County
Officer counts as of October
1, 2004
For cities not listed below,
see Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
| Department |
Officers |
Address & Telephone |
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Alhambra |
81 |
211 S First St, 91801; (626) 570-5107 |
| Arcadia |
68 |
250 W Huntington Dr, 91007;
(626) 574-5150 |
| Azusa |
59 |
725 N Alameda Ave, 91702; (626)
812-3200 |
|
Baldwin
Park |
78 |
14403 E Pacific Ave, 91706;
(626) 960-1955 |
|
Bell |
42 |
6326 Pine Ave, 90201; (323)
585-1245 |
|
Bell
Gardens |
52 |
7100 Garfield Ave, 90201; (562)
806-7600 |
|
Beverly
Hills |
134 |
464 N Rexford Dr, 90210; (310)
550-4951 |
|
Burbank |
154 |
272 E Olive Ave, 91510; (818)
238-3333 |
|
Claremont |
41 |
570 W Bonita Ave, 91711; (909)
399-5411 |
|
Covina |
58 |
444 N Citrus Ave, 91723; (626) 858-4409 |
|
Culver
City |
118 |
4040 Duquesne Ave, 90232; (310)
837-1221 |
| Downey |
111 |
10911 Brookshire Ave, 90241;
(562) 861-0771 |
|
El
Monte |
157 |
11333 Valley Blvd, 91731; (626)
580-2110 |
|
El
Segundo |
62 |
348 Main St, 90245; (310) 322-9114 |
|
Gardena |
80 |
1718 W 162nd St, 90247; (310)
217-9670 |
|
Glendale |
246 |
140 N Isabel St, 91206; (818)
548-4840 |
|
Glendora |
55 |
150 S Glendora Ave, 91740;
(626) 914-8250 |
|
Hawthorne |
99 |
4440 W 126th St, 90250; (310) 970-7976 |
|
Hermosa
Beach |
37 |
540 Pier Ave, 90254; (310)
318-0360 |
| Huntington
Park |
66 |
6542 Miles Ave, 90255; (323)
584-6254 |
|
Inglewood |
190 |
One West Manchester Blvd,
90301; (310) 412-5210 |
|
Irwindale |
25 |
5050 Irwindale Ave, 91706;
(626) 962-3601 |
|
La
Verne |
46 |
2061 Third St, 91750; (909)
596-1913 |
|
Long
Beach |
877 |
100 Long Beach Blvd, 90802; (562) 570-7301 |
|
Los
Angeles |
9,070 |
150 N Los Angeles St, 90012;
(213) 485-3205 |
|
Manhattan
Beach |
59 |
420 15th St, 90266; (310)
802-5100 |
|
Maywood |
40 |
4319 Slauson Ave, 90270; (213)
562-5005 |
|
Monrovia |
58 |
140 E Lime Ave, 91016; (626)
256-8000 |
|
Montebello |
79 |
1600 W Beverly Blvd, 90640; (323) 887-1288 |
|
Monterey
Park |
76 |
320 W Newmark
Ave, 91754; (626) 307-1212 |
|
Palos
Verdes Estates |
24 |
340 Palos Verdes Dr W, 90274;
(310) 378-4211 |
| Pasadena |
227 |
207 N Garfield Ave, 91101;
(626) 744-4501 |
|
Pomona |
177 |
490 W Mission Blvd, 91766; (909) 620-1241 |
| Redondo
Beach |
97 |
401 Diamond St, 90277; (310)
379-2477 |
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San
Fernando |
35 |
910 First St, 91340; (818)
898-1254 |
| San
Gabriel |
55 |
625 S Del Mar Ave, 91776 ;
(626) 308-2828 |
|
San
Marino |
26 |
220 Huntington Dr, 91108; (626)
300-0720 |
|
Santa Fe Springs |
--- |
Contract with Whittier PD. See Whittier; (562) 409-1850 |
| Santa
Monica |
199 |
1685 Main St, 90401; (310)
395-9931 |
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Sierra
Madre |
18 |
242 W Sierra Madre Bl, 91024;
(626) 355-1414 |
| Signal
Hill |
29 |
1800 E Hill St, 90806; (562)
989-7200 |
|
South
Gate |
82 |
8620 California Ave, 90280;
(323) 563-5400 |
|
South
Pasadena |
34 |
1422 Mission St, 91030; (626)
403-7270 |
| Torrance |
229 |
3300
Civic Center Dr N, 90503; (310) 328-3456 |
|
Vernon |
59 |
4305 S Santa Fe Ave, 90058;
(323) 587-5171 |
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West
Covina |
119 |
1444 W Garvey, 91791; (626)
939-8500 |
| Whittier |
128 |
7315 S Painter Ave, 90602;
(562) 945-8250 |
For cities not listed above,
see Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Almost
all Los Angeles County municipalities not listed above contract with the
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for police services. The only exception
is the City of Santa Fe Springs which, in 1995, became the first municipality in
Los Angeles County to contract with an adjoining city for police services
(Whittier).
After
a long, bitter relationship between Compton City Council and the
Compton
Police Department, the council voted in July 2000 to disband the
department and contract with the Los Angeles County
Sheriff's Department for police services. The council cited
financial savings. Members of the department attributed the move to a vendetta against the department.
In
1995, the City of Hawaiian Gardens discontinued its contract with the Los
Angeles Sheriff's Department and formed Los Angeles Countys newest police
department with 20 officers. A few years later, however, faced with a budget crisis, the City Council voted
over the objections of residents to disband the
department and reestablish a contract with the Sheriff.
Many
police departments in Los Angeles County use reserve officers--officers that
perform part-time law enforcement duties. Contact a police department of your
choice to see whether you might become involved. For the LAPD, call
(213) 847-4766. For the L.A. County Sheriff, visit the Los
Angeles County Sheriff's Reserve Program.
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