This month, we proudly honor the rich history, culture, and countless contributions of Hispanic Americans who have helped shape our nation and law enforcement community. Among the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s most respected pioneers was Martin G. Aguirre, who served as Sheriff in the late 19th century. Aguirre joined the Department as a Deputy Sheriff in 1885 and made lasting innovations that continue to define our heritage today. He designed the rounded tips on our six-pointed star

Sheriff Villanueva outlines his achievements over the last 1 1/2 years in fulfilling campaign vow to reform, rebuild and restore #LASD. "I look forward to us continuing to achieve our collective goals," said Sheriff Villanueva. Watch the commemorative video below: | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

6K views · 347 reactions | The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Inglewood Police Dept. and our State/Federal partners are committed to provide NFL fans with a secure and safe Superbowl Experience. | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department | Facebook

Los Angeles School Police Deputy Chief Aaron Pisarzewicz and Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva walked with elementary school children on the crosswalk of a busy intersection to promote crosswalk awareness and demonstrate to parents to please slow down for our children. #backtoschool #crosswalksafety | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

L.A. County Unites to Confront Opioid Crisis Los Angeles County departments are joining together to confront the opioid epidemic, which claims 500 lives in the county every year. From the Sheriff's Department to Public Health, in hospital emergency rooms and in the Coroner's office, county programs are addressing the crisis with innovation and compassion. Need help? Call 1-844-804-7500. | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department

As County of Los Angeles is under curfew tonight, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will be patrolling the streets looking for looters and others committing criminal acts. Thanks to all who have exercised their right to peacefully protest. We hear your voice. | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department