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Independent oversight for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Giving the community a stronger voice & working to boost transparency.

Created in 2016, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission seeks to improve the transparency and accountability of the Sheriff's Department through independent oversight and ongoing analysis of its policies, practices and procedures, as well as by creating robust opportunities for community engagement. The Commission provides recommendations to the Board of Supervisors, the Sheriff's Department, and the public.

10/29/2026

TODAY! The Los Angeles County Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission (COC) is hosting the second of its special three-part virtual conference series to recognize its 10th anniversary.

Human Rights and Decarceration in Los Angeles County: The Power of Community Driven Oversight presents an opportunity to explore the future of decarceration and correctional facilities in Los Angeles County through the lens of human rights, community engagement, and civilian oversight.

Panelists will discuss jail conditions, correctional healthcare, pathways in and out of the justice system, and evolving County strategies for custody and mental health care. Together, we’ll examine how County agencies, oversight bodies, and communities can strengthen collaboration, expand alternatives to incarceration, and improve conditions for those who remain in custody.

Register today at: bit.ly/cocanniversary2

10/29/2026

The Los Angeles County Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission (COC) is hosting the second of its special three-part virtual conference series to recognize its 10th anniversary.

Human Rights and Decarceration in Los Angeles County: The Power of Community Driven Oversight presents an opportunity to explore the future of decarceration and correctional facilities in Los Angeles County through the lens of human rights, community engagement, and civilian oversight.

Panelists will discuss jail conditions, correctional healthcare, pathways in and out of the justice system, and evolving County strategies for custody and mental health care. Together, we’ll examine how County agencies, oversight bodies, and communities can strengthen collaboration, expand alternatives to incarceration, and improve conditions for those who remain in custody.

Register today at: bit.ly/cocanniversary2

10/29/2026

Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday! Learn more about our panelists here: https://bit.ly/cocforum2panelists

10/29/2026

You're invited! We're hosting the second of our special three-part virtual conference series to celebrate our 10th anniversary.

"Human Rights and Decarceration in Los Angeles County: The Power of Community Driven Oversight" presents an opportunity to explore the future of decarceration and correctional facilities in Los Angeles County through the lens of human rights, community engagement, and civilian oversight.

Panelists will discuss jail conditions, correctional healthcare, pathways in and out of the justice system, and evolving County strategies for custody and mental health care. Together, we’ll examine how County agencies, oversight bodies, and communities can strengthen collaboration, expand alternatives to incarceration, and improve conditions for those who remain in custody.

Register today at: bit.ly/cocanniversary2

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10/28/2026

Get to know the distinguished panelists for our virtual public forum on Thursday: "Human Rights and Decarceration in Los Angeles County: The Power of Community Driven Oversight."

Hugo Macias is the Assistant Sheriff for Custody Operations at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, responsible for the operation of eight jail facilities with an overall Division inmate population of approximately 13,000.

Sydney Rogers, MSW, serves as Chair of the Los Angeles County LGBTQ+ Commission. A Black transgender woman and social worker with lived experience of incarceration and homelessness, Sydney's advocacy centers the dignity, safety, and leadership of transgender communities, particularly Black trans women, and the importance of including directly impacted people in decisions about care, accountability, and justice.

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500 W Temple Street
Los Angeles, CA
90012

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12132535678

Website

https://coc.lacounty.gov/

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