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BY PHONE. Call (310) 675-4444 if you need a non-emergency police response to your location (Dispatch Center).. Call (310) 349-2700 if you need to reach someone at the Police Department.. Call (310) 349-2888 if you need to reach our Community Affairs Office. Call (310) 349-1632 for Graffiti Removal (24-hr Hotline)

LexisNexis eCrash. To better serve our citizens and insurance carriers in need of a TRAFFIC COLLISION REPORT, we have partnered up with LexisNexis and have implemented an online dissemination program to provide our collision reports securely, online.. You can save time because there's no need to stand in line to request a report at our station.

ABOUT US. A progressively modern police agency with a renowned family-feel. Founded in 1922 and located in the heart of Los Angeles County, the Hawthorne Police Department provides services and innovations that set us apart from all. Coffee with a Cop, Ride to Live, Tactical First Aid, and 'Scottie' are current examples of how HPD continues to push staff-driven ideas into …

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hAWTHORNE POLICE DEPARTMENT CONCEALED-CARRY WEAPONS (CCW) PERMIT INFORMATION AND APPLICATION PROCESS. California law authorizes local law enforcement officials—sheriffs and chiefs of police—to issue licenses allowing license holders to “carry concealed a pistol, revolver, or other firearm capable of being concealed upon the person.”

Using this online citizen police report system allows you to submit a report immediately and print a copy of the police report for free. Please confirm the following to find out if online citizen police report filing is right for you:

Property & Evidence. The Property and Evidence Division is responsible for accepting, cataloging, maintaining and protecting all evidentiary items along with returning property to the legal owner and legally disposing of property entering the custody of the Police Department.

Are you a good fit? At its core, this is a tough business! Policing is a real time, vivid chronicle of life’s harsher realities. Fundamentally, it’s a challenging occupation and it is essential not to be misled into thinking otherwise.