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The City of Los Angeles Personnel Department is responsible for recruiting, testing, hiring, and supporting a diverse workforce in one of the nation's largest cities. With a focus on empowerment, autonomy, and work-life balance, the department is committed to providing a flexible and supportive environment that encourages creativity and growth. As a progressive employer, the Personnel Department recognizes the importance of personal well-being in increasing productivity and offers a range of opportunities for full-time, part-time, and contractual employees to pursue their passion and purpose while earning competitive salaries. A career with the City of Los Angeles can be life-changing, with a variety of job openings, training programs, and resources available to support professional development and employee success.Generated from the website

The Inglewood Police Department employs more than 200 sworn personnel and nearly 130 civilian support staff members. The department consists of multiple resources, such as specially trained canines, enforcement units, forensics, investigators, a bike team, public relations, fiscal services, recruitment, vice and narcotics. It investigates crimes against persons, homicide, robbery, assaults, forgery, automobile theft, real estate fraud and economic crimes. The Inglewood Police Department has a gang intelligence unit, motor section, traffic enforcement group and community affairs section. The department has operated since 1908. It is based in Inglewood, Calif.