Captain
Ronald Shaffer
(661) 272-2400
750 East Avenue Q, Palmdale, CA 93550
Serving the areas of: Acton, Agua Dulce, Big Pines / Wrightwood, Green Valley, Juniper Hills, Lake Elizabeth, Lake Hughes, Leona Valley, Littlerock, Llano, Palmdale, Pearblossom, Sun Village, Valyermo, Vasquez Rocks.
(661) 272-2400
750 East Avenue Q, Palmdale, CA 93550
Serving the areas of: Acton, Agua Dulce, Big Pines / Wrightwood, Green Valley, Juniper Hills, Lake Elizabeth, Lake Hughes, Leona Valley, Littlerock, Llano, Palmdale, Pearblossom, Sun Village, Valyermo, Vasquez Rocks.
Captain
Ronald Shaffer
Save the Date AV!
PUBLIC CORRUPTION INVESTIGATIONS September 22, 2021 Tomorrow, a local newspaper will release a story about the department’s long overdue creation of a Public Corruption Unit. The Sheriff’s Department has been…
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Secretariat – (661) 272-2411
Traffic – (661) 272-2424
Station Jail – (661) 272-2499
Detective Bureau – (661) 272-2455
Station Evidence – (661) 272-2483
Captain Ronald Shaffer – (661) 272-2540
Community Relations Sergeant: Hector Gutierrez – 661-272-2428
Public Information Deputy – Ronald Sneed – (661) 272-2587
Community Relations Deputies:
David Ibanez – (661) 272-2604
Joseph Curiel – (661) 272-2588
Partners Against Crime – (PAC) (661) 272-2435
LASD Explorers Deputy – David Ibanez – (661) 272-2604
Narcotics – (661) 272-2564
Operation Safe Streets – (OSS) (661) 272-2498
In 1992, the Palmdale Sheriff’s Station began as a neighborhood sub-station of the Antelope Valley Sheriff’s Station in a 5,500-square-foot storefront office on the corner of 10th Street East and Palmdale Boulevard. In 1998, the facility was enlarged to 13,500-square-feet and became its own station, no longer under the command of Antelope Valley Sheriff’s Station. Although it obtained full station status, the Palmdale facility lacked several key features needed for operating efficiently including a jail, secure parking, gas pumps, and a heliport. Space at the station was so limited that staff members had to turn sideways to pass each other in the hallways.
In May 2004, construction began on a new station to service the city of Palmdale and the surrounding unincorporated areas. Construction was completed, and the new Palmdale Sheriff’s Station opened its doors on June 12, 2006. The state-of-the-art facility encompasses a 47,000-square-foot main building; a 7,800-square-foot jail; and an 8,399-square-foot motor pool and storage building. The station is located on 11.5 acres at the corner of Sierra Highway and Avenue Q in the City of Palmdale.
The new Palmdale Sheriff’s Station provides an approachable facade and practical floor plan that ensures maximum efficiency and a user-friendly environment for Department personnel and the public alike. The station will accommodate the continued growth and expansion of the community which it proudly serves for years to come.
For Non-Emergent Police Services – Call the Palmdale Sheriff’s Station at (661) 272-2400
Lancaster Sheriff’s Station (661) 948-8466 Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station (661) 255-1121
City of Palmdale http://www.cityofpalmdale.org/ Main Number: (661) 267-5115
Graffiti Hotline: (661) 94-PRIDE (661) 947-7433
Parking Enforcement: (661) 267-5436
Neighborhood Compliance: (661) 267-5234
Neighborhood Watch: (661) 267-5170
Los Angeles County Directory of Services and Information https://www.lacounty.gov/information-services-directory
What to Do if You Are Stopped by a Deputy Sheriff / Que Hacer Si Usted es Detenido por un Agente del Sheriff
LASD cares about you understanding the laws that govern traffic stops, your constitutional rights, and the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department’s expectations of our deputies when serving our community. Brochure
LASD se preocupa por que usted comprenda las leyes que gobiernan las detenciones de trnsito, sus derechos constitucionales y las expectativas del Departamento del Sheriff del Condado de Los ngeles sobre nuestros agentes al servir a nuestra comunidad. Folleto
The Antelope Valley Community Survey: Final Report-Year 2-2020
The Antelope Valley Community Survey: Qualitative Report-2019
The Antelope Valley Community Survey: Final Report-Year 1-2018
Visualization Link (Desktop Version): Overview of Survey Respondents
Visualization Link (Printable Version): Overview of Survey Respondents
According to the Settlement Agreement:
LASD will facilitate quarterly public meetings of the CAC to discuss the Monitor's reports and to receive community feedback about LASD's progress or compliance with the Agreement.
The CAC's reports and recommendations will be posted on LASD's website. LASD will consider and respond to the civilian panel's recommendations in a timely manner.
CAC Reports:
Sheriff’s Department Response to the Lancaster CAC Report July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019
Sheriff’s Department Response to the Palmdale CAC Report July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019
Lancaster CAC 3rd Annual Report July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019
Palmdale CAC 3rd Annual Report July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019
Lancaster CAC 2nd Annual Report Oct 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018
Lancaster CAC 1st Public Report - 09/15/2017
6 Month Compliance Report (June 2021)
6 Month Compliance Report (Dec. 2020)
6 Month Compliance Report (Jan-June. 2020)
6 Month Compliance Report (Dec. 2019)
6 Month Compliance Report (Dec. 2018)
6 Month Compliance Report (June 2018)
6 Month Compliance Report (Dec. 2017)
6 Month Compliance Report (June 2017)
6 Month Compliance Report (Dec. 2016)
Analysis of LASD Stops in the AV - January - July 2019
AV use of Force Monitoring Team Audit – EFRC 2019
AV Use of Force Monitoring Team Audit Report-October 2018
Monitor's Public Complaint Audit - LASD Response (01-2018)
LASD Community Engagement Report 2018
LASD Community Engagement Appendix 2018
LASD Community Engagement Report 2017
Policies Related to Compliance Mandates
The below LASD Policies Have Been Submitted to DOJ & the Federal Monitors for Approval:
Lancaster Unit Order: 72 Community Advisory Committee
Lancaster Unit Order: 68 Supplemental Patrol Procedures
Lancaster Unit Order: 69 Supplemental Supervisory Responsibilities
Palmdale Unit Order: 14-05 Supplemental Patrol Procedures
Palmdale Unit Order: 14-07 Community Advisory Committee
Palmdale Unit Order: 14-06 Supplemental Supervisory Responsibilities
Constitutional Policing & Stops Policy (Rev. 05/15/17)
Photography, Audio, and Videotaping by the Public and the Press (Rev. 11/06/17)
Limited English Proficiency and Language Assistance Plan (Rev. 04/08/18)
Housing Authority Non-Criminal Investigations/Inspections (Rev. 03-14-18)
Chief Laura E. Lecrivain has been a member of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Department) since 1995. She oversees Countywide Services Division which includes the Community Partnerships, Community Colleges, Parks, and County Services Bureau. Prior to her promotion to chief, she worked as a commander for Countywide Services Division and Custody Division.
As a captain, Chief Lecrivain commanded the Twin Towers Correctional Facility (TTCF) where she was responsible for over 800 personnel and the care of 3,000 mentally ill inmates arrested in Los Angeles County (County). The TTCF is the largest mental health facility in the United States and houses the County’s most severe mental health inmates.
During her time on the Department, Chief Lecrivain had the privilege of working an array of assignments. As a deputy, she worked Century Station patrol, detective bureau, and Operation Safe Streets (OSS). Later, as a sergeant, Chief Lecrivain worked at the Men’s Central Jail, Compton Station, OSS, and Administrative Services Division. Upon her promotion to lieutenant, Chief Lecrivain worked as a watch commander at Palmdale Station, and later at Compton Station.
Chief Lecrivain is lifetime resident of Los Angeles County. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Management, and a Masters’ Degree in Leadership from the University of Southern California. In her spare time, Chief Lecrivain enjoys spending time with her family and Dodger baseball. She also loves reading and enjoys running.
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