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City
of Lawndale
Sheriff's Department Service Center
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Hours of
Operation:
6:00am to 10:00pm
Monday - Friday
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The Service
Center is a fully operational substation that provides patrol
services to the City of Lawndale and the communities of El Camino
Village, Del Aire, and Wiseburn. |
Location
Map:
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Brief
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On
Saturday, June 14, 1997, Sheriff Sherman Block joined Mayor
Harold Hofmann, the Lawndale City Council, and a host of local
residents to dedicate the new Sheriff's Service Center. Following
a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony, local officials and residents
were treated to a visual potpourri of informational displays
provided by a variety of community-based organizations and specialized
units from the Sheriff's Department. |
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Formerly
a vacant Senior Center, the refurbished facility, which took
six months to complete, is now the primary source for law
enforcement services in the City of Lawndale. Approximately
29 Sheriff's Department employees, civilian and sworn, are
working out of the new location. Several programs, currently
based at Lennox Sheriff's Station, will now also be operating
out of the Lawndale facility.
Sheriff
Block stated that "Volunteers on Patrol, Neighborhood
Watch, and other community-based programs will be based in
the communities they serve, Furthermore," he continued,
"this new facility improves local access to law enforcement
services in the City of Lawndale." Residents will be
able to file crime reports, hold volunteer meetings, coordinate
community activities, and obtain advice or instructions at
a location much closer to home.
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