On April 2, 2025, “Let’s T.E.A.M. Up” at the Industry Hills Expo Center – Pavilion. We are excited to partner with many other private and public services, firefighters, and law enforcement agencies. Mayra J. Helguera Executive Director of Special Education La Puente Hacienda School District is diligently working to make this a field trip opportunity for students. We have “Teamed Up” with local senior centers and school districts for this event making it accessible for students, their families, and the community. Our most recently added volunteer Raul Rubio is a local barber who specializes in working with individuals on The Spectrum and will be offering free haircuts.
In partnership with NAMI, Autism Interactive Solutions, L.A. Found, and the Alzheimer’s Association, this event will provide a day of valuable engagement, insightful discussions, and meaningful networking opportunities. Participants will have the chance to visit informational booths hosted by various organizations and first responder agencies, showcasing vital resources focused on wandering prevention, caregiving, and mental wellness.
The goal of this event is to foster collaboration, awareness, and education, ultimately building a stronger, more connected community. We believe this is a unique opportunity to support both first responders and individuals affected by Autism, Alzheimer’s, and related cognitive conditions.
We would be honored to have you join us in this important initiative. Your involvement can take many forms, including registering to attend, sharing the attached event details, encouraging others who may benefit or have an interest in participating and donating gift cards (for care givers).
Thank you for considering this invitation. We look forward to the opportunity to “team up” with you for a day of meaningful impact and community strengthening!
Mar 24
On April 2, 2025, “Let’s T.E.A.M. Up” at the Industry Hills Expo Center – Pavilion. We are excited to partner with many other private and public services, firefighters, and law enforcement agencies. Mayra J. Helguera Executive Director of Special Education La Puente Hacienda School District is diligently working to make this a field trip opportunity for students. We have “Teamed Up” with local senior centers and school districts for this event making it accessible for students, their families, and the community. Our most recently added volunteer Raul Rubio is a local barber who specializes in working with individuals on The Spectrum and will be offering free haircuts.
In partnership with NAMI, Autism Interactive Solutions, L.A. Found, and the Alzheimer’s Association, this event will provide a day of valuable engagement, insightful discussions, and meaningful networking opportunities. Participants will have the chance to visit informational booths hosted by various organizations and first responder agencies, showcasing vital resources focused on wandering prevention, caregiving, and mental wellness.
The goal of this event is to foster collaboration, awareness, and education, ultimately building a stronger, more connected community. We believe this is a unique opportunity to support both first responders and individuals affected by Autism, Alzheimer’s, and related cognitive conditions.
We would be honored to have you join us in this important initiative. Your involvement can take many forms, including registering to attend, sharing the attached event details, encouraging others who may benefit or have an interest in participating and donating gift cards (for care givers).
Thank you for considering this invitation. We look forward to the opportunity to “team up” with you for a day of meaningful impact and community strengthening!
Today, Deputy Moreno from the Temple Sheriff Station shared her experience as a Deputy Sheriff. She has been with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for over 17 years sworn, and two years as a Custody Assistant. Deputy Moreno patrols the Temple substation, which serves the cities of Duarte and Bradbury Estates. She expressed how much she enjoys being a deputy sheriff, helping people, and working alongside her partners.
Mar 23
Today, Deputy Moreno from the Temple Sheriff Station shared her experience as a Deputy Sheriff. She has been with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for over 17 years sworn, and two years as a Custody Assistant. Deputy Moreno patrols the Temple substation, which serves the cities of Duarte and Bradbury Estates. She expressed how much she enjoys being a deputy sheriff, helping people, and working alongside her partners.
Assembly Bill 413 (AB413)
On January 1, 2025, Assembly Bill 413 which introduces California Vehicle Code 22500(n) went into effect. The purpose of this new law is to increase visibility, improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic collisions. Click below to read further.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
Telephone and Impersonation Scams
Telephonic and impersonation scams have been on the rise and we have a few safety tips to prevent you from being a victim of these type of crimes.
On April 2, 2025, “Let’s T.E.A.M. Up” at the Industry Hills Expo Center – Pavilion. We are excited to partner with many other private and public services, firefighters, and law enforcement agencies. Mayra J. Helguera Executive Director of Special Education La Puente Hacienda School District is diligently working to make this a field trip opportunity for students. We have “Teamed Up” with local senior centers and school districts for this event making it accessible for students, their families, and the community. Our most recently added volunteer Raul Rubio is a local barber who specializes in working with individuals on The Spectrum and will be offering free haircuts.
In partnership with NAMI, Autism Interactive Solutions, L.A. Found, and the Alzheimer’s Association, this event will provide a day of valuable engagement, insightful discussions, and meaningful networking opportunities. Participants will have the chance to visit informational booths hosted by various organizations and first responder agencies, showcasing vital resources focused on wandering prevention, caregiving, and mental wellness.
The goal of this event is to foster collaboration, awareness, and education, ultimately building a stronger, more connected community. We believe this is a unique opportunity to support both first responders and individuals affected by Autism, Alzheimer’s, and related cognitive conditions.
We would be honored to have you join us in this important initiative. Your involvement can take many forms, including registering to attend, sharing the attached event details, encouraging others who may benefit or have an interest in participating and donating gift cards (for care givers).
Thank you for considering this invitation. We look forward to the opportunity to “team up” with you for a day of meaningful impact and community strengthening!
Mar 24
On April 2, 2025, “Let’s T.E.A.M. Up” at the Industry Hills Expo Center – Pavilion. We are excited to partner with many other private and public services, firefighters, and law enforcement agencies. Mayra J. Helguera Executive Director of Special Education La Puente Hacienda School District is diligently working to make this a field trip opportunity for students. We have “Teamed Up” with local senior centers and school districts for this event making it accessible for students, their families, and the community. Our most recently added volunteer Raul Rubio is a local barber who specializes in working with individuals on The Spectrum and will be offering free haircuts.
In partnership with NAMI, Autism Interactive Solutions, L.A. Found, and the Alzheimer’s Association, this event will provide a day of valuable engagement, insightful discussions, and meaningful networking opportunities. Participants will have the chance to visit informational booths hosted by various organizations and first responder agencies, showcasing vital resources focused on wandering prevention, caregiving, and mental wellness.
The goal of this event is to foster collaboration, awareness, and education, ultimately building a stronger, more connected community. We believe this is a unique opportunity to support both first responders and individuals affected by Autism, Alzheimer’s, and related cognitive conditions.
We would be honored to have you join us in this important initiative. Your involvement can take many forms, including registering to attend, sharing the attached event details, encouraging others who may benefit or have an interest in participating and donating gift cards (for care givers).
Thank you for considering this invitation. We look forward to the opportunity to “team up” with you for a day of meaningful impact and community strengthening!
Today, Deputy Moreno from the Temple Sheriff Station shared her experience as a Deputy Sheriff. She has been with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for over 17 years sworn, and two years as a Custody Assistant. Deputy Moreno patrols the Temple substation, which serves the cities of Duarte and Bradbury Estates. She expressed how much she enjoys being a deputy sheriff, helping people, and working alongside her partners.
Mar 23
Today, Deputy Moreno from the Temple Sheriff Station shared her experience as a Deputy Sheriff. She has been with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for over 17 years sworn, and two years as a Custody Assistant. Deputy Moreno patrols the Temple substation, which serves the cities of Duarte and Bradbury Estates. She expressed how much she enjoys being a deputy sheriff, helping people, and working alongside her partners.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
