A message from CA Assemblymember Chris Holden:
Altadena Sheriff Station Not Closing
Altadena, CA – Following a letter sent by Assemblymember Chris Holden to Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, the two spoke over the phone on May 11th where Villanueva stated that the Altadena Sheriff Station will not be closing. Instead, the station will continue to stay open to the public but undergo some administrative consolidation according to Villanueva.
“While any reduction in staff or resources is troublesome, it is encouraging to hear that Altadena residents will not experience a shutdown of their station that is invaluable to the community,” said Assemblymember Chris Holden. “I look forward to working with Sheriff Villanueva and the County to ensure that the safety and security of the community stays intact.”
Villanueva assured Holden that response time to 9-1-1 calls will not be impacted, and most of the deputies working out of the Altadena Station will remain.
PUBLIC COMMENT ON THE AGENDA FOR THE LIVE VIRTUAL MEETING OF THE SHERIFF CIVILIAN OVERSIGHT COMMISSION
The Civilian Oversight Commission will hold a virtual meeting again tomorrow May 21st, 2020 from 8am-11:30am. You can speak during General Public Comment. DOWNLOAD AGENDA
It is again an opportunity to have Altadena resident’s voices be heard and give public comment for 2 minutes. Please share to get more voices from Altadena.
Participate: Visit https://bit.ly/2Tfi0sC to register and join via computer or smart phone.
When prompted, enter the event password: COC-123
Listen only: Call (415) 655-0001 Enter the access code: 929 291 884
