The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) is the largest sheriff's department in the United States, employing nearly 18,000 sworn and professional staff. Under the leadership of Sheriff Robert G. Luna, the LASD is committed to transparency, community trust, and providing law enforcement services across various divisions including Patrol, Custody, and Court Services. Generated from the website

The Industry Station is one of several regional patrol stations operated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff s Department. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department provides law enforcement services to the communities within Los Angeles County, Calif. The department is a division of the county government. It operates several divisions, including field operations, custody operations, correctional services, detective, court services, technical services, homeland security, administrative services, and leadership and training. Each division is headed by a division chief. In addition, the department provides specialized services, such as the sheriff's youth foundation, international liaison and employee support services. The Industry Station of the department provides police services to City of Industry, La Puente and La Habra Heights, Calif., as well as to the unincorporated communities of East Valinda, West Valinda, Valinda, Basset, North Whittier and Hacienda Heights, which are located within Los Angeles, Calif.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is the largest provider of contract law enforcement services in the world. It provides a variety of specialized services, such as international liaison and employee support. The department is divided into various divisions that are headed by a division chief. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department operates several patrol, custody operations, correctional, detective, court services, administrative, technical services, and leadership and training divisions. It also operates the Office of Homeland Security, which responds to critically injured individuals, initiates rescue operations, establishes crime scene perimeters, and develops logistical supply and communications lines. The department also supports the Sheriff's Youth Foundation, which provides at-risk youth with safe opportunities to grow and develop the tools they need to succeed in life. Established in 1849, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department maintains an office in West Covina, Calif.