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El Monte City Information
El Monte is a city in Los Angeles County of Southern California, United States. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a population of approximately 113,475 people and a total area of 9.6 square miles (25 km2).
City Council
The city council is the legislative body of the city. The city council is responsible for overseeing the delivery of local government services to the local community. The city council also appoints the city manager and city attorney.
The city council is composed of five members elected by the residents of El Monte to serve four-year staggered terms. The mayor is appointed among council members and serve a one-year term. Council members include Mayor Andre Quintero, Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Velasco, Council member Juventino “J” Gomez, Council member Norma Macias and Council member Victoria Martinez.
City Hall East
11333 Valley Boulevard
El Monte, CA. 91731-3293
Crime Statistics
The overall crime rate in El Monte, CA is 29% lower compared to other cities in California and 25% lower than the national average. Looking at crimes involving violence, the city’s crime rate is 20% lower than California’s and 9% lower than the national average. When comparing crimes involving property, the city has a crime rate that is 31% lower than California’s and 27% lower than the national average. In El Monte one has a 1 in 47 chance of becoming a victim of any crime, making the city safer than 38% of the cities in the United States. Compared to the previous year, the crime rate in El Monte has decreased by 2%.
Police Department
The El Monte Police Department is charged with protecting the lives and property of the city residents. The police department strives to provide a safe environment and promote security for the city residents. David Raynoso is the current chief of police; he is helped to run the police department by Captain Christopher Williams and captain David Vautrin.
El Monte Police Department
11333 Valley Blvd
El Monte, CA 91731
Phone No: (626) 580-2100
Warrant and Bail
Warrants can be accessed by visiting the records division of the police department in person or through
http://www.ci.el-monte.ca.us/Government/Police/SupportServices/Records.aspx.
When arrested in El Monte an offender is taken to the El Monte Jail located at 11333 Valley Blvd, El Monte, CA 91731-3227. An inmate can post bail in three main ways; these include Bail bond under the California Penal Code – Section 1276, Cash bond under the California Penal Code – Section 1269 and Property bond under the California Penal Code – Section 1276.5.
El Monte Police Station Address: 11333 Valley Blvd El Monte, CA 91731
The City of El Monte Police Department has a great relationship with the Chaplain Corps which consists of clergy leaders of different faiths in our city. Today they hosted a BBQ for our EMPD staff. Thank you Chaplains! https://t.co/lFvFcaRI3D
The El Monte Police Department is offering a Ring Video Doorbell as reward for information leading to the arrest of residential burglary and theft suspects in the City of El Monte. Check our facebook for details. https://t.co/HMNL4TmQSJ
Organizations such as Longo Toyota and Wolf Pack assist with our at risk youth program called T.O.R.C.H. Our goal is to redirect children into making positive decisions.
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UPDATE: Marcos was located in Pomona. https://t.co/tb4gwG0TV7
We are asking for the public’s help Marcos Aviles is 18 years old and suffers from Autism. He is 5-07, 190 pounds, has black hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a gray green t-shirt, tan pants and gray shoes May have shopping bag with "USA" on it. Please call El Monte PD https://t.co/0qOWQQVpsB
We are asking for the public’s help Marcos Aviles is 18 years old and suffers from Autism. He is 5-07, 190 pounds, has black hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a gray green t-shirt, tan pants and gray shoes May have shopping bag with "USA" on it. Please call El Monte PD https://t.co/0qOWQQVpsB
Today Corporal Jauregui and Sergeant Choe joined the @cannonballmemorialrun memorial in honor of fallen police officers throughtout the United States. #driven2honor https://t.co/DYKQKgOTe7
A special thanks to our Police Explorers who worked hard at tonight’s spaghetti dinner put together by the Five Points/ El Monte / South El Monte / Rotary Club. https://t.co/CxQ3RWVhcF
Florencio Briones High School Board Member and representative for Hilda Solis, Professional Boxer Joseph Diaz, Officer Ibarra & Rojas ALL attended local schools in El Monte as kids. Today they participated with career day at Kranz Intermediate School. https://t.co/fN2gwolVy3
We are excited to announce we are accepting applications for Police Recruit. The application period is short. We are looking to place recruits into the August Academy. https://t.co/MDOCxsuOBR
We are off and running through the desert. Baker to Vegas 2019 is under way and we are now at leg 8. We will travel over 120 miles from Baker, California to Las Vegas, Nevada with over 250 law enforcement teams from all over the world. #b2v2019 #RUN https://t.co/WjW2hjO1je
Ann LeGore Elementary School hosted Coffee With a Cop this morning. Parents had the opportunity to meet Chief Reynoso and police personnel. Thank you for hosting us @elmontecitysd #coffeewithacop https://t.co/s6RwIVi57D
46 teenagers participated in T.O.R.C.H. Class 43. TORCH students were taken to CAMP EATON and our School Resources Officers took an important role in counseling our kids while making it fun. A special thanks to Mountain View School District for the transportation. https://t.co/RrR7hTL1ez
Parkview Elementary School students walked to the El Monte Police station for a tour. https://t.co/D6ve62RG9F
Several parents and kids attended orientation for T.O.R.C.H. Class #43 (Teaching, Obedience, Courage, and Honor). A juvenile diversion program in which EMPD officers work with community members, parents, and juveniles to help guide teenagers into living a healthier lifestyle. https://t.co/KPA9SbYMX5
A big thank you to our retirees! Thanks for everything you have done to serve the community. It is great seeing the wonderful things you have made possible by your hard work during your time keeping El Monte safe. https://t.co/1HJ77GorJk
Councilwoman Vicky Martinez, Chief Reynoso, and several officers visited several classrooms this week to celebrate Read Across America. Thank you teachers and school staff for allowing us to be a part of this great event. https://t.co/iPWbSBAPvy
We were invited to be a part of the Americanism Parade, a great tradition for the last 44 years put together by Parkview Elementary. https://t.co/cPmRy2zHft
Today our local schools kicked off “Read across America.” We visited several classrooms at Baker Elementary and read out loud. This is a month long event and we are proud to promote reading. https://t.co/yKVOLrEaK1
El Monte Police Officers and Explorers donated their time to help the El Monte Womens Club with their annual scholarship fundraiser. It was a fun time! https://t.co/RZ3rh5cVJP