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about-ucla-pd › administrative-bureau › records-division
The Records Unit is organized to maintain criminal history and crime report files. The Records Unit processes and distributes incoming police reports, provides fingerprinting services and various other over-the-counter services to the...
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about-ucla-pd › department-information › data-transparency
The UCLA Police Department provides online access to a wide variety of information that is of interest to the public, and we are working to make even more information available. This is part of our on-going efforts to be open, accessible,...
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about-ucla-pd › operations-bureau › threat-management-unit
The Threat Management Unit was formed to investigate and manage cases of workplace violence, harassment, threats, and stalking. The unit provides training in all manner of workplace safety issues to include Workplace Safety, Response to...
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about-ucla-pd › administrative-bureau › communications-center
The Communications Center at UCLA Police Department is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with 13 highly-trained, full-time Public Safety Dispatchers (PSD). PSDs receive and relay calls for assistance via telephone, radio and computer...
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about-ucla-pd › operations-bureau › uniformed-patrol-division
Patrol Division In 2013, UCLA PD responded to approximately 75,000 calls for service. Patrol officers are the first responders to our community’s request for service including those at both on and off campus locations. Patrol Function The...
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about-ucla-pd › administrative-bureau › personnel-and-training
The Personnel and Training Unit is responsible for all departmental hiring and training. The unit processes all job openings and coordinates written testing, physical agility testing, interviews, background investigations, medical and...
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about-ucla-pd › administrative-bureau › chiefs-advisory-council
The UCLA Police Department has the UCLA Police Chief’s Advisory Council (PCAC). The PCAC members are comprised of students (undergraduate and graduate), staff, and faculty. The purpose of the PCAC is to provide a forum for the exchange of...
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about-ucla-pd › department-information › commendations-complaint-procedures
The University of California Police Department conducts itself according to the following core values: Accountability: Holding ourselves responsible for our behavior and performance. Respect: Safeguarding the rights, differences and...
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