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  CULVER CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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  Traffic Bureau Captain
Responsibilities:
  • Field operations, including uniformed personnel working traffic and parking, as well as Special Events.
  • Administrative and support functions within the Department.
  • Managing and directing the sections under his/her command towards the Department’s goals and objectives.
  • Reports to the Chief of Police and acts as the appointing authority for personnel under his/her command.
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  Traffic Section
The Traffic Section Lieutenant directs:
  • Motorcycle operations unit.
  • Parking Enforcement unit.
  • Commercial Enforcement.
  • Crossing Guards.
  • Evaluates traffic issues with other city personnel.
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  Crime Prevention – Media Relations
Lieutenant is responsible for:
  • Neighborhood Watch and liaison with community.
  • Press releases and departmental information.
  • VIPs and Senior Volunteers.
  • Site Plan reviews.
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  Scientific Services Section
The Lieutenant is responsible for:
  • Managing departmental supplies, facilities and building projects.
  • Property and Forensic Unit.
  • IT infrastructure, computers and Alarm Unit.
  • Custodians.
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  Communications Section
The Lieutenant is responsible for:
  • Managing the communications section 24/7 with a staff of 12 communications operators.
  • Dispatches all police and fire calls, and general city switchboard functions.
  • Issues permits for Special Events including filming operations, etc.
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  Litigation & Documents Section
The Lieutenant is responsible for:
  • Six records technicians to sort, compile, store and manage all criminal records, traffic citations, arrests, and criminal complaints generated by Department Personnel.
  • Liaison for litigation and court requests for personnel records.
  • Public Records requests.
  • Reports crime and arrest statistics to the State and Federal Government.
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  Personnel & Training
The Lieutenant is responsible for:
  • Recruitment and processing of applicants.
  • Department’s duty manual, including legal updates, mandates, and case law.
  • Coordinates with Sergeant and Officer on training issues, bulletins, and Department policies.
  • Maintains training files for all personnel and administers range qualifications and shooting scenarios to sworn personnel.
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  Reserve Corps
  • About 40 Fully trained auxiliary Police Officers, including technical reserves.
  • Donate a minimum of two patrol shifts and a monthly meeting.
  • Donated 6,887 hours valued at $296,698.69 in labor for 2005

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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