The Long Beach Police Department provides law enforcement for the city of Long Beach, California.
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History
The Long Beach Police Department was established January 30, 1888, on the day of twenty-four, Horatio Davies was chosen as the city's first marshal city.
From January 1888 to January 1908, the city elected eight different people to serve as city marshal until the city council adopted the Ordinance Number 3, the New Series, removing the marshall office of the city and allowing the appointment of a police chief. Thomas W. Williams was the first Long Beach police chief.
The current Chief of Police is Robert Luna. Chief Luna was sworn in as the Long Beach police chief on November 11, 2014, replacing Jim McDonnell, who was elected the Los Angeles County Sheriff.
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Ranking structure
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Since the establishment of the Long Beach Police Department, 28 officers have been killed while on duty.
Division patrol
The Northern Division has about 110 police officers and dedicated civilian support staff. The building is currently built in 2004. The building houses a 40 kilowatt solar roof system and has the potential to supply 85% of the required power. The North Division's business division is managed Tuesday through Friday, at 12 noon. until 5 pm and provide various services.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
The Southern Patrol Division covers the Anaheim Street area to the Harbor Scenic Drive and the Los Angeles River to Cherry Avenue. Area attractions include: Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach Arena, Queen Mary, Carnival Cruise Line Terminal, Shoreline Marina and Downtown Entertainment District.
The South Patrol Division is located at the Public Safety Building at 400 West Broadway.
The Eastern Division station opened in February 2016 and houses the East Patrol Division and the Adult Investigation Section section. East Division police provided law enforcement services to approximately 170,000 residents. Measured at 24 square miles, the Eastern Division is the largest geographical patrol division of the police department and comprises about 46 percent of the city. It was bordered by Del Amo Boulevard to the north; the shoreline of the Pacific Ocean to the south; Orange County Towns to the east; and, Cherry Avenue and Signal Hill City to the west. The East Division is home to Long Beach Airport, California State University, Long Beach, East Anaheim Street Corridor, Long Beach City Center, Belmont Shore, 4th Street "Retro Row" and numerous historic and scenic parks and parks, including the Naples Islands, Belmont Heights, Rancho Los Alamitos Historic Ranch and Ranch, Bixby Park, Rose Garden, and Nature Parks and El Dorado Nature Center.
The Western Patrol Division is nearly 13 square miles and includes the Port of Long Beach, the western area of ​​the 710 Freeway and most of Central Long Beach. 136 were sworn in and three civil servants served nearly 100,000 people. Officers responded to over 40,000 submissions each year. The Patrol of the West Patrol opened in late 1997. The presence of a substation in the area has increased public access to the police. Each division station provides limited information and police reporting services.
Field support sharing
Field Support is the largest and most diverse division of the Patrol Bureau, composed of over 200 sworn and civilian personnel. This division is organized into the Traffic Section, Events and Event Management Section, and the Special Enforcement Section. The Special Enforcement Section also includes some specialized tactical support teams.
References
External links
- Website of the Long Beach Police Department
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