Teen Pro-Active Driving School Presented by NHRA

Training Teenagers in 5 Hands-on Driving Courses:

1) Wed Skid Pad

2) Panic Stop

3) Accident Avoidance

4) Distraction

5) Slalom

No Charge to Participate!

Register now at www.putonthebrakes.org

The Community Notification Enrollment Page allows city residents to supply us with their own emergency contact information. Residents can input an unlisted number, their cell phone number or any other secondary phone numbers.  This will be use to reach more of our residents with essential emergency information.

https://login.coderedweb.com/codereddataentry/Default.aspx?groupid=3GDutrLj%2bNPssYvDGIgKnQ%3d%3d

For all questions or concerns, feel free to contact the on-duty Watch Commander at (909) 596-1913 or email him/her at watch_commander@lvpd.org.

Law enforcement is a 24 hour operation, and in order to maintain continuity and coordination of the Department’s multitude of activities, a Watch Commander is assigned to each shift. The position is responsible for everything that occurs during a shift including the direct oversight of field personnel and their activities, review and approval of all bookings of arrestees, and coordination of necessary resources during extraordinary circumstances. In addition, the Watch Commander receives and records personnel complaints, and resolves conflicts. The Watch Commander is typically a Lieutenant with tenure and in their absence a Sergeant will fill in.