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  CULVER CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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  Administration and Investigations Bureau Commander
Responsibilities:
  • Serves as the Assistant Chief of Police.
  • Administrative and support functions within the Department.
  • All follow-up investigations and managing cases to conclusion.
  • Managing the sections under his/her command towards achieving and maintaining the department’s goals and mission objectives.
  • Reports to, and may act on behalf of the Chief Of Police
  • Acts as the appointing authority for personnel under his/her command.
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  Adult Section
  • Lieutenant assigns cases by classification.
  • Determines follow-up potential of cases.
  • Identifies crime patterns.
  • Reconciles crime reports with Records Section and compiles monthly State & Federal crime reports.
  • Manages personnel and resources for follow-up.
  • Reviews follow-up investigations completed by Detectives.
  • Evaluates personnel.
  • Tracks case clearances and crime categories such as Violent Crime, Repressible Crime and Property Crime.
  • Completes administrative reports on a monthly basis.
  • Serves as the assistant Bureau Commander.
Detective Sergeants and Detectives are responsible for:
  • All follow-up, case management, and conclusion of assigned cases.
  • Detectives handle all reported crimes in their category.
  • Detectives file assigned cases with DA’s office and serve as the “investigating officer” through court trials.
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  Juvenile Section
Lieutenant is section manager.
Sergeants, Detectives, and School Resource Officers are responsible for:
  • All crimes where either the suspect or victim is a juvenile.
  • All sex crimes; vandalism; liaison with schools and Board of Education.
  • Juvenile Diversion and Parenting Classes.
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  Crime Categories
  • Violent Crime (crimes against persons) such as robbery, carjacking, assaults, manslaughter (non-traffic related), Rape and homicide.
  • Repressible Crimes; robbery, burglaries, auto thefts, and thefts from vehicles.
  • Property Crime such as thefts, burglary, auto theft, forgery/fraud, and vandalism.
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  Crime Impact Team
Detective Sergeant and Detectives are responsible for:
  • Support team for Detectives.
  • Identify crime patterns and deploy for apprehension and prevention.
  • High profile, complex, or cases requiring extended personnel resources.
  • Highly mobile, versatile, problem-solving unit.
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  Photo Enforcement Section
Managed by a Lieutenant, staffed by a Sergeant, a Detective and a clerical technician; responsible for:
  • Collision investigative follow-up.
  • Manage and oversee the Reserve Corps non-compensated Reserve Police Officers.
  • Grants and Grant Compliance.
  • Issues citations at 29 intersection approaches.
  • Processes about 1200 red light violations per month.
  • System operates on loop sensors and digital video.
  • Provides for violator review at station.
  • Handles court prosecution.
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  LA Impact
  • A Detective is assigned to a multi-agency task force.
  • Primary focus is on narcotics.
  • Expanded jurisdiction and mobility to follow the source.
  • May deploy to specific agency requests.

Culver City encompasses approx. 5 square miles and is home to approx. 40,000 residents. It is just minutes from LAX, Marina del Rey and the Pacific Ocean, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Downtown Los Angeles, making it ideal for residents, business, and visitors alike. For more information, click here for the official website for The City of Culver City.

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