County of Los Angeles Probation Department

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Probation Department pays tribute to our Probation family. We proudly share the following story written by one of our BRAVE employees! #breastcancerawareness#Pinktober Read more: https://bit.ly/3lzJgOr

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#Pinktober continues and we are proud to be a part of the @PinkPatchPrjct. Our K-9 Unit proudly wears pink! #breastcancerawareness #cityofhope #breastcancer

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Yesterday’s SCOTUS ruling cutting the #2020Census short is a major blow to political representation and will risk an undercount for the most vulnerable in our nation. Your response could have a lasting impact on YOUR community so fill it out today: my2020census.gov

Chief Deputy Bingham and SDPO Torres, Jr. met with the City of Compton Mayor Aja Brown today. They provided an overview of Probation’s Adult and Juvenile services and other collaborative community service efforts in the City of Compton and surrounding communities.

Los Angeles County Probation Department Celebrates National Ombudsman Day! The Office of the Ombudsman for L.A. County Probation was established to ensure that the voices of all probation clients, both juvenile and adult, are heard. The Office of the Ombudsman is a confidential, informal, and neutral resource where probation clients, their families, and community members can seek assistance with their concerns related to service delivery, policies, and/or procedures. Learn more: https://bit.ly/36JA6KP