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Traffic:   

Traffic reports are not available for 7-10 working days AFTER the date of the accident. You may request a report in writing. You need to provide the date time and location of the accident. If you have the report number that will help as well. If you have any other questions you may call 626-292-3387.

S.T.T.O.P.
The Sheriff's Teen Traffic Offender Program.
Teen drivers who display poor or unsafe driving habits increase the likelyhood of a traffic serious traffic collision. The consequences of such a collision may result in costly property damage and personal injury or even death.
In an effort to bring the reality of unsafe driving to our teen drivers, we have implemented S.T.T.O.P. This program relies on our citizens to report unsafe teen drivers to our specialized hotline. After recieving the report of unsafe driving, we contact the driver. We explain the dangers of unsafe driving.
When a member of the community observes a teenage driver operating a motor vehicle in a dangerous or reckless manner, their driving may be reported using the S.T.T.O.P. Hotine, (626) 292-3395.
The S.T.T.O.P. program does not dispatch a deputy sheriff to take immediate law enforcement action. Rather, with the information left by the anonymous caller, a deputy conducts an "intervention" with the teenaged driver and his/her parent(s). The counseling session is designed to create positive change in the driving habits of our teenagers.
If you see a TEEN traffic offender in Temple Station's Patrol Area, Please call 626-292-3395

 
 
Fingerprinting:   Fingerprinting for applications, passports and such can be done at Temple Station. The hours are Monday and Wednesday from 6-9PM, and Saturday from 10am - 2pm. The fee is $8 per card. Please bring your own card.
 
Community Academy :   The Community Academy Program provides insite to community members into the Sheriff's Department and how we do our job. The group meets once each week for about 8 weeks. The curriculum includes presentations by deartment members, ride-alongs and role-playing. Applicant's must be at least 18 years old , or be accompanied by a guardian and pass a very brief background check. For further information contact   The County Team Leader.
 
Advanced Community Academy:   Temple Station has developed this program for graduates of the basic class. The advanced curriculum includes such things as driving skills, domestic violence issues, taactical equipment and deployment policies, laser village and advanced role-playing scenarios. For further information contact The County Team Leader.
 
Home Safe Program:  

The "Home Safe" program is designed to better serve the families and individuals who are dealing with issues of Alzheimer's and Mental Disabilities. The program is simple and allows Temple Station to 'track' the patients living in our station area. Lost patients found wandering in our streets are quickly reunited with their family members or caretakers. Program participation only requires that a family member or caretaker provide a photo of the patient and fill out a form with pertinant information. The photos and information are stored at Temple Station which can provide a ready reference for our field officers. It can reduce stress and reduce the length of time deputies spend handling "found adult" situations.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Neighborhood Watch:  

Temple Station has many neighborhood watch groups supervised by our "Dedicated City Teams." If you are in one of our contract cities (Bradbury, Duarte, Rosemead, South El Monte, or Temple City) you can call the station and ask to speak to one of the team members about setting up or joining an existing group. If you live in one of our Unincorporated County areas, you may call and ask to speak to The County Team Leader for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Crime Tips   Have you ever wanted to report something to us but wanted an convenient way to do so? Using the e-mail links in the navigation bar to the left, click on the area in which you live or related to your comment. This will open an e-mail link that we can use to assist you.

Please remember this is not for in-progress crimes or things that require an immediate response. This mailbox is checked regularly and routed to the persons who can best address the problem or concern indicated. Please send text only and no attachments as this may delay our response. For immediate response, please call our business line at 626-285-7171 or 911 for emergencies.