CHP Altadena

Two Members of the Altadena Area CHP Office Retire Two well respected members of the Altadena Area CHP office have retired. Officer Eric Fan (left) and Sergeant Manny Rodriguez (right) have retired. Both are well accomplished members of the CHP and the leadership and knowledge they shared, helped the staff at the Altadena Area CHP office a valuable resource for the communities that we serve. Best wishes in retirement to both! Thank you for your dedication and service.

2020 Crescenta Valley Officer of the Year Congratulations to Altadena Area CHP Officer Jeremy Keller, #20847 for being selected as the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce (CVCC) Officer of the Year! The CVCC acknowledged Officer Keller for his tireless efforts in serving the communities adjacent to I-210, which includes La Crescenta and Montrose. Pictured (l-r) are Lieutenant Todd Workman, CVCC Executive Director Steve Pierce, CVCC Member Jean Maluccio, Officer Keller, and Captain Derek Moulton.

The Altadena Area CHP Office Has Four New Faces Captain Derek Moulton (center) proudly welcomed officers J. Alvares, J. Macias, S. Gonzalez, and R. Pope to the Altadena Area CHP family today. They have prepared to be officers, but more important to them is a commitment to a career in public service. We are pleased to have them join us and we wish them the best as they complete their field training. Welcome gentlemen!

Double "Doggie" Rescue It's not double vision. Altadena Area CHP units were recently dispatched to a report of dogs walking on I-5 (Golden State Freeway) in the Burbank area. Officer T. Ball, #22526 was the first unit to arrive and quickly spotted the two dogs walking near an off-ramp. Using gentle persuasion, she took them into "custody" (for safety) and they were safely handed over to the Burbank Humane Society to be re-united with their owner. Happy to be of service!

CHP Units at the Bobcat Fire Doing Their Part Altadena Area CHP officers have been actively helping people stay safe and out of harm's way. As the Bobcat Fire burns in the Angeles National Forest, our units are doing their part to keep people out. The current hard closure on SR-2 (Angeles Crest Highway) begins before Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Road. On Big Tujunga Canyon Road at Graveyard Truck Trail, only residents are allowed.... For fire information go to: inciweb.nwcg.gov, search "bobcat" Twitter@Angeles_NF Facebook: !@angelesnational forest Hotline: (626) 574-671-2065 Email: [email protected] #bobcatfire # altadena #sangabrielvalley #pasadena #lacanadaflintridge #lacrescenta #sunlandtujunga #burbank # glendale