📣 Shoutout to Altadena Residents! 🐻🚫
Big thanks to everyone who took our advice and put up fencing and No Trespassing signs — we see you, and we appreciate you! 🙌
Unfortunately… the bears can't read.
(We’re working on their literacy program, but it’s not going well.)
So if your fence is now "bear-decorated" or your sign is being used as a back scratcher — just know:
You did your part. The bears are just gonna bear.
Stay safe, stay alert, and maybe don't leave snacks on the porch. 🧺🧸
#AltadenaLife #BearWithUs #BearsCantRead
When you and your coworker finally take that lunch break walk you’ve been talking about all week 😎
Altadena’s wild side never disappoints! Happy to see our wildlife thriving again.
Honored to be part of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Memorial Torch Run a powerful tradition that brings our community together in remembrance, respect, and service. Thank you @lasaa_lasd for all your hard work organizing this event.
Today we ran not only to honor the fallen heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice, but also to carry forward their legacy of courage, commitment, and dedication to protecting others. The torch symbolizes unity, strength, and the enduring bond shared by law enforcement and the communities we serve.
Grateful to stand alongside so many deputies, officers, families, and supporters who continue to keep their memories alive. 💙🔥
#LASD #MemorialTorchRun #HonorTheFallen #LosAngelesCounty #LawEnforcement CommunityStrong NeverForget ServiceAndSacrifice
Prepared. Trained. Ready.
This week Altadena Sheriff Station personnel @aldlasd hosted & partnered with @lasdwesthollywoodstation@cvslasd for active shooter response training — sharpening communication, coordination, and tactical response skills for real-world scenarios.
Training days like these matter because preparation saves lives. We remain committed to staying ready to protect and serve our communities 🤙
#LASD #AltadenaSheriffsStation #TrainingDay #AlwaysTraining #PreparedToServe
🚨 Training Notification – May 13th 🚨
Today from 10 am to 6 pm , Deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will be conducting Major Incident Training at the St. Elizabeth Parish School located on Lake Ave and Woodbury Rd.
📢 Loud noise may be heard during the exercise. This is only a training and there is no cause for alarm.
We appreciate your understanding as we work to keep our community safe and prepared. 💙
#AltadenaSheriff #TrainingNotice #CommunitySafety #LASD @lasdhq
Today, we honor the hearts behind so many homes, families, and memories.
Mothers are often the first to encourage us, support us, protect us, and remind us what unconditional love looks like. Today we celebrate every mom, grandma, aunt, and mother figure who continues to make a difference every single day.
From your @aldlasd Altadena Station family — Happy Mother’s Day. 🌸
Take a moment to share this with your mom or someone who has been like a mother to you. Let them know they’re appreciated today and every day. 💙
Disturbance in the Force?
Not on our watch. 👀
Our Altadena Sheriffs Station is fully staffed with deputies ready to keep the peace ☮️. Serving and protecting Altadena—one galaxy at a time. May the 4th be with you!
Altadena deputies staying proactive and keeping a close watch over our community. Vigilance, visibility, and safety matter every day. Stay alert, lock in, and drive safe out there. #Altadena #ALDLASD #CommunityFirst
Big thanks to one of our local Young Marines chapter for inviting us out for coffee and pastries! We appreciate the kindness and are always proud to support programs that build leadership, discipline, and community. Altadena strong!
Moments like these remind us why we love serving Altadena. Thank you to our town council member Sylvia Vega for the hospitality and the delicious homemade chili—it didn’t go unnoticed. Strong community, strong partnerships 🫶
Proud to support our community and spend time with our @altadenacarsandcoffee family.
We appreciate the continued support—connections like these are what make Altadena strong. 👊
In memory of Deputy Alfredo “Freddy” Flores EOW: April 20, 2024.
On April 20, 2024, Deputy Alfredo Flores tragically passed away following a valiant fight for recovery from injuries sustained in the line of duty.
Freddy graduated from academy class #327 and honorably served the residents of Los Angeles County for 22 years and will forever be remembered. He was assigned to several units during his tenure, including the North County Correctional Facility, Operations Safe Jails, Altadena Station, and, most recently, the Sylmar Juvenile Court at Court Services West Bureau. He made a unique contribution to all these assignments.
Deputy Flores was not just a colleague but a beacon of strength, earning the respect of both his peers and the community he served. His sudden departure has left an immense void in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him. Freddy is survived by his wife, children, and parents. Thank you for your service Sir 🕊️✝️ @aldlasd
