Teen Community-Police Advisory Board (Teen C-PAB) Teen CPAB focuses on quality-of-life issues, and concerns, from the perspective of the youth in our community.
The Los Angeles Police Department Southwest Area Teen Community Police Advisory Board (Teen CPAB) was established as a forum for area youth to advise and discuss public safety issues with the Commanding Officer and community police officers of the southwest area. Teen CPAB serves as an advisory group predicated on a community government philosophy. As a conduit for the youth in our community to ad
12/03/2016
Teenagers Meeting Police - Monday, December 5th - LA Sentinel - 5pm (Los Angeles Police Department) | Nextdoor Good Afternoon, all teenagers are welcome to stop by the LA Sentinel (3800 Crenshaw Blvd) this coming Monday, December 5th - 5pm to 6pm. We meet monthly with the teens discussing a variety of topics, including community-police relations, ways for the police to improve, questions, neighborhood concer...
11/15/2016
Teens, How do you feel about law enforcement? Meet w/ Cops on Thursday (Los Angeles Police Department) | Nextdoor Good Evening, all teenagers (13-19) are welcome to join us at the monthly Teen Community-Police Advisory Board Meeting. This is a great opportunity to have an open dialogue with police officers and other teens who care about LA. LAPD wants to hear from you and your opinion counts. Have your voice he...
11/10/2016
Lapd College Youth Board Meeting The College Youth Board meets monthly on the 2nd Thursday evening to discuss current events, community-police relations, and a variety of other topics. This evening, we will be discussing the results of the election and the impact on our community. Anyone 17-25 years of age are welcome to attend, an...
04/03/2016
How many of these laws do you know by heart?
04/03/2016
LAPD pilot program uses smartphone app to reduce burglaries A drop in crime was seen after homeowners got free doorbell cameras through an LAPD partnership with tech firm Ring.
03/31/2016
L.A. sets new limits on belongings of homeless SKID ROW activists say the city limits on possessions of the homeless are draconian and demeaning. Above, an LAPD officer watches a woman clean up her tent on the 101 Freeway overpass at Main Street last month.
03/12/2016
03/05/2016
LA Sanitation is collecting data to better understand the root cause of cleanliness issues in the city, and to better understand the varied expectations our customers have of our organization. Individual survey responses are anonymous, and the overall results will be used to create an effective citywide public education campaign to be launched this spring.
Would you kindly take 5-10 minutes to complete the survey? It is available in both English and Spanish.
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Spanish:
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If you want change in your community and would like to give input on how we can continue to improve community-police relations, please stop by our next meeting on Monday, March 2nd, 5pm, 3800 Crenshaw / LA Sentinel or March 31st, 1:30pm, Southwest Community Police Station.
Congatulations to Teen C-PAB members Imani Duncan, Jose Rivera, and Jazmyn Bryant. They have been selected to be part of the LAPD Southwest Area Teen C-PAB Executive Board! We would also like to thank Omar Prudencio as he will continue to serve on the Board.
12/08/2015
Enjoying the holidays with Teen C-PAB members at Clifton's Cafeteria in Downtown LA.
Teen C-PAB will meet tomorrow at 1:30pm at the police station. Hope to see you there!