CRIME
PREVENTION |
The
Industry Station Crime Prevention Unit is comprised of deputies
who have special training in designing, establishing and implementing
programs for the community. These programs are designed to
help schools, businesses, community/parent groups and our
children. |
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COMMUNITY
BASED PROGRAMS |
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Run For Kids Annual 5K-10K |
This
race benefits severely abused and physically disabled children
under the supervision of the Department of Family Children Services.
The race is a cooperative effort between Industry Sheriff's
Station and the Industry Manufacturers Council. |
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Asian
Task Force (ATC) |
This
program has specially trained Deputies to assist in building
a close relationship with the Asian community. ATC Deputies
investigate Asian gangs and other criminal activity affecting
the Asian community. |
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Bike
Program |
Teach
Middle and high school students to build and repair bicycle's. |
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YAL
sponsored camp offered twice each year, one for boys and one
for girls. These camps are held in cooperation with local schools
and offer teamwork and motivational training for youth ages
12-14 years. |
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Christmas
Food and Toy Give Away |
Provides
local needy families with food and gifts. Last years this program
provided for the needs of 200 families and over 800 children. |
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Equestrian
Volunteers On Patrol |
Mounted
Volunteers On Patrol serving as the "eyes and ears" of the Sheriff's
Department in the open park areas of Hacienda Heights and La
Habra Heights. Riders are trained to observe and report suspicious
activity. |
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This
is a joint program with the Hacienda/La Puente Unified School
District. This program is dedicated to equip high school students
with the knowledge to enter the law enforcement profession or
other related fields. |
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Law
Enforcement Explorers |
Sheriff's
Department sponsored Explorer Post for youth. Youth are trained
in law enforcement procedures and assist in special events such
as parades and lost child searches. |
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Loving Arms |
Volunteers who
are willing to respond to the station to care for small children,
toddlers and infants in the temporary custody and care of Industry
Station. |
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Kid
Print |
A
security program for children which includes your child's fingerprints,
photograph, and physical description. |
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Parent Survival Guide |
Handbook
for parents providing information, tips, and intervention techniques
for parents. This book is offered in English, Spanish, Korean,
and Chinese. |
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Reserve
Forces |
Reserve
Deputy Sheriffs who receive law enforcement training and serve
their community as voluntary Deputies. While on-duty, Reserve
Deputies have the same duties and responsibilities as full-time
Deputies. |
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(Youth
scuba diving) Offered twice a year, local youth (ages 14-18
years) are instructed in scuba diving, including a dive at Catalina
Island. |
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Year
round sports activities sponsored by the Sheriff's Department
and private donations. Local youth are afforded the opportunity
to participate in organized sports at no expense. Each youth
is given a uniform and awarded a trophy at the end of each season.
Flag Football, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Girls Softball,
Fishing, Special Field Trips/Events (i.e. professional sporting
events, circus, etc.), Scuba Diving (SHARK), Camping (Camp COURAGE),
S.M.A.R.T.( Education Program). |
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Station
Volunteers |
Community
members serving the station and the community by assisting in
such programs as Desk Operations, Crime Prevention, Fingerprinting,
Role Playing, and victim assistance. |
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Tip-A-Cop |
An
annual event held in cooperation with the local Red Lobster
restaurant where Deputies serve as "waiters". All tips earned
benefit the Special Olympics. |
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Volunteer
Clergy Program |
Local
clergy members who volunteer to assist Deputies and the community
in areas such as suicide, death notifications, domestic violence,
violent crime, etc. Clergy members are available 24 hours per
day. |
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Volunteers
On Patrol (VOP) |
Community
members patrolling the areas in which they live. These volunteers
are exposed to non-hazardous situations and act as the "eyes
and ears" of the Sheriff's Department by reporting suspicious
and criminal activity. Volunteers assist in areas such as vacation
checks, school zones, and traffic control. |
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YAL
Golf Tournament |
Annual
charity golf tournament benefiting the children of the Youth
Activities League in our area. |
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The
Emergency Preparedness Network is a cooperative effort between
the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Los Angeles County
Fire Department and California Highway Patrol to assist and
train the community in responding to emergency situations. |
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