San Gabriel Valley Service Center

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.

Los Angeles County Public Works is dedicated to designing, building, and maintaining modern infrastructure that enhances the quality of life for all communities in the region. Their comprehensive services encompass construction management, environmental sustainability, transportation solutions, and water resource management, ensuring a safe and thriving environment for residents. In addition to core municipal services, LA County Public Works is actively involved in emergency recovery efforts, particularly in response to the impacts of wildfires. Their initiatives focus on delivering equitable, efficient, and resilient infrastructure to support the diverse needs of Los Angeles County's unincorporated areas. Generated from the website

Los Angeles County Flood Maintenance is a unit of the Los Angeles County Public Works department. Located in Arcadia, Calif., the department provides repair maintenance and improvement works of various flood control facilities, including dams, basins, channels, spreading grounds, pumping plants, seawater barrier projects and dam safety projects. The department controls the maintenance of flood control facilities that consist of more than 10 dams, over 450 miles of open channels, nearly 2,600 miles of underground storm drain and approximately 95,000 catch basins. Additionally, it operates and maintains more than 300 debris retaining structures, over 230 concrete stream bed stabilization structures, 40 pumping plants and nearly 27 spreading grounds throughout Los Angeles County in California. Its flood control system maintains more than 90 percent of the flood control facilities in the county. The catch basins for flood control collect rainwater and release it via the storm drainage system.