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  • PACIFIC PALISADES COMMUNITY

    Letter January 16, 2025

    GovernanceLeadership

    Sergeant Scott Alpert from the Los Angeles Police Department West Los Angeles Area addresses the Pacific Palisades community following a major fire, expressing condolences for lost homes and community establishments while providing information about containment efforts, safety protocols, and available resources including FEMA and Red Cross assistance. He emphasizes the need for the area to be deemed safe before residents can return and pledges ongoing support from law enforcement during the recovery process.

  • SLO Brian Espin message

    Letter January 12, 2025

    GovernanceLeadership

    Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin announced on January 11, 2025, that police escorts into the Palisades Fire evacuation zone are being halted due to critical patrol resource constraints and safety concerns for emergency personnel. Only emergency personnel are permitted in the mandatory evacuation area, and residents are directed to contact pharmacies for emergency prescriptions and to await further guidance before attempting to return to their homes.

  • Badge Note to the Community re Chauvin

    Letter March 12, 2021

    GovernanceLeadership

    Captain Jonathan Tom of the Los Angeles Police Department West Los Angeles Area notifies the community that the department is preparing for potential civil unrest related to the Minneapolis Police Officer Chauvin trial by pre-identifying protest targets, conducting preparedness exercises, and increasing patrol resources. The department emphasizes its commitment to protecting life and property while supporting peaceful protest and not tolerating violence or looting.

  • The ballots are coming! The ballots are coming!

    Letter October 9, 2020

    GovernanceLeadership

    Councilmember Mike Bonin provides frequently asked questions and answers about voting procedures for the 2020 election, including information about vote-by-mail ballots, ballot drop boxes, vote centers, and in-person voting safety measures during COVID-19. The document covers voter registration, ballot tracking, language accessibility, and voting deadlines.