"Who Do I Call for Help?" is a partnership campaign by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and 211 LA.
The aim of this campaign is to increase awareness of what each County department and agency’s number can provide to residents within Los Angeles County when needing assistance in emergencies or in times of a behavioral health related crisis.
This initiative hopes to ensure the most appropriate resources are being routed to specific emergencies.
9-1-1 to report crimes, fires, medical emergencies when law enforcement, firefighters, or paramedics are needed
800-854-7771 for crises response teams in the field or mental health resources through the 24/7 LACDMH Help Line
9-8-8 for support with suicidal crisis or mental health-related distress
2-1-1 for general information on local resources or linkages and referrals to health, human, and social services
Jul 13
"Who Do I Call for Help?" is a partnership campaign by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and 211 LA.
The aim of this campaign is to increase awareness of what each County department and agency’s number can provide to residents within Los Angeles County when needing assistance in emergencies or in times of a behavioral health related crisis.
This initiative hopes to ensure the most appropriate resources are being routed to specific emergencies.
9-1-1 to report crimes, fires, medical emergencies when law enforcement, firefighters, or paramedics are needed
800-854-7771 for crises response teams in the field or mental health resources through the 24/7 LACDMH Help Line
9-8-8 for support with suicidal crisis or mental health-related distress
2-1-1 for general information on local resources or linkages and referrals to health, human, and social services
Our ongoing mission is to stop the rise of Organized Retail Theft throughout Los Angeles County, which has caused a drastic impact to the citizens and businesses throughout @countyofla.
The LASD Major Crimes Bureau Organized Retail Crime Task Force conducted a search warrant operation to locate and apprehend several suspects involved in retail theft. Detectives with ORCTF also conducted various surveillance operations in conjunction with businesses such as The Home Depot, which has experienced large losses due to the increase in theft.
We want to remind residents and business owners to secure their properties, be aware of suspicious and unusual persons or vehicles, and immediately alert their local law enforcement if suspicious activity occurs.
If you have any tips or information please contact ORCTF at (562) 946-7270 or email orctf@lasd.org
#theftprevention #taskforce #community #detective #lasd #crimeprevention #majorcrimes
Jul 13
Our ongoing mission is to stop the rise of Organized Retail Theft throughout Los Angeles County, which has caused a drastic impact to the citizens and businesses throughout @countyofla.
The LASD Major Crimes Bureau Organized Retail Crime Task Force conducted a search warrant operation to locate and apprehend several suspects involved in retail theft. Detectives with ORCTF also conducted various surveillance operations in conjunction with businesses such as The Home Depot, which has experienced large losses due to the increase in theft.
We want to remind residents and business owners to secure their properties, be aware of suspicious and unusual persons or vehicles, and immediately alert their local law enforcement if suspicious activity occurs.
If you have any tips or information please contact ORCTF at (562) 946-7270 or email orctf@lasd.org
#theftprevention #taskforce #community #detective #lasd #crimeprevention #majorcrimes
Firework Safety
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department wishes you and your family a happy and safe 4th of July. Our partners at County of Los Angeles Fire Department have released a list of fireworks shows in the LA County area:
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
Firework Safety
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department wishes you and your family a happy and safe 4th of July. Our partners at County of Los Angeles Fire Department have released a list of fireworks shows in the LA County area:
"Who Do I Call for Help?" is a partnership campaign by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and 211 LA.
The aim of this campaign is to increase awareness of what each County department and agency’s number can provide to residents within Los Angeles County when needing assistance in emergencies or in times of a behavioral health related crisis.
This initiative hopes to ensure the most appropriate resources are being routed to specific emergencies.
9-1-1 to report crimes, fires, medical emergencies when law enforcement, firefighters, or paramedics are needed
800-854-7771 for crises response teams in the field or mental health resources through the 24/7 LACDMH Help Line
9-8-8 for support with suicidal crisis or mental health-related distress
2-1-1 for general information on local resources or linkages and referrals to health, human, and social services
Jul 13
"Who Do I Call for Help?" is a partnership campaign by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and 211 LA.
The aim of this campaign is to increase awareness of what each County department and agency’s number can provide to residents within Los Angeles County when needing assistance in emergencies or in times of a behavioral health related crisis.
This initiative hopes to ensure the most appropriate resources are being routed to specific emergencies.
9-1-1 to report crimes, fires, medical emergencies when law enforcement, firefighters, or paramedics are needed
800-854-7771 for crises response teams in the field or mental health resources through the 24/7 LACDMH Help Line
9-8-8 for support with suicidal crisis or mental health-related distress
2-1-1 for general information on local resources or linkages and referrals to health, human, and social services
Our ongoing mission is to stop the rise of Organized Retail Theft throughout Los Angeles County, which has caused a drastic impact to the citizens and businesses throughout @countyofla.
The LASD Major Crimes Bureau Organized Retail Crime Task Force conducted a search warrant operation to locate and apprehend several suspects involved in retail theft. Detectives with ORCTF also conducted various surveillance operations in conjunction with businesses such as The Home Depot, which has experienced large losses due to the increase in theft.
We want to remind residents and business owners to secure their properties, be aware of suspicious and unusual persons or vehicles, and immediately alert their local law enforcement if suspicious activity occurs.
If you have any tips or information please contact ORCTF at (562) 946-7270 or email orctf@lasd.org
#theftprevention #taskforce #community #detective #lasd #crimeprevention #majorcrimes
Jul 13
Our ongoing mission is to stop the rise of Organized Retail Theft throughout Los Angeles County, which has caused a drastic impact to the citizens and businesses throughout @countyofla.
The LASD Major Crimes Bureau Organized Retail Crime Task Force conducted a search warrant operation to locate and apprehend several suspects involved in retail theft. Detectives with ORCTF also conducted various surveillance operations in conjunction with businesses such as The Home Depot, which has experienced large losses due to the increase in theft.
We want to remind residents and business owners to secure their properties, be aware of suspicious and unusual persons or vehicles, and immediately alert their local law enforcement if suspicious activity occurs.
If you have any tips or information please contact ORCTF at (562) 946-7270 or email orctf@lasd.org
#theftprevention #taskforce #community #detective #lasd #crimeprevention #majorcrimes
Sheriff Robert G. Luna
Sheriff Robert G. Luna is the 34th Sheriff of Los Angeles County. Sheriff Luna commands the largest Sheriff’s Department in the United States, with nearly 18,000 budgeted sworn and professional staff.
