WLLE of LAC’s Mission
Our mission is to mentor, support and inspire the future of law enforcement. The Los Angeles County Chapter of WLLE is proud and excited to represent everyone in the law enforcement profession, both women and men, sworn and professional staff.We are fortunate to have the support of many local chiefs of police, and our membership base encompasses officers, dispatchers, records supervisors, administrative aids, and CSO’s to name a just a few, all at different levels of their career.We join together for our bi-monthly lunch/training sessions to network, support and inspire each other. We are committed to developing the future leaders of the noble profession of law enforcement.Mentoring
Members share experiences and knowledge with each other to help mentor other members as they progress in their professional development.Supporting
Through our organization, members are supported by each other as they pursue their personal and professional goals.Inspiring
Frequent meetings and networking opportunities afford members the opportunity to connect with other leaders in the profession.Professionals
Whether you are a male or female officer, sworn or non-sworn employee, our organization is for all members of law enforcement.Latest Posts
Women Leaders In Law Enforcement - Los Angeles
2 weeks ago
Congratulations to Commissioner Amanda Ray!
#WomenLeadersinLawEnforcement #wlle #wlleoflac
Reposted from @californiahighwaypatrol Today, November 17, 2020, California Highway Patrol Commissioner Amanda Ray was sworn in by Governor Gavin Newsom. Commissioner Ray has served over 30 years with the CHP and is the first female Commissioner in the 91 year history of the Department. We are proud and excited for her leadership, Congratulations Commissioner Ray!
In addition, Commissioner Ray has appointed two members to her Executive Management team. They are Jim Epperson as Deputy Commissioner, her second-in-command responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Department, and Ryan Okashima as Assistant Commissioner, Staff, who will oversee the administrative functions of the Department. ... See MoreSee Less
Women Leaders In Law Enforcement - Los Angeles
1 month ago
🎀 Early detection of breast cancer saves lives.
🎀 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop breast cancer in their lifetime.
🎀 Don’t forget to schedule your mammograms.
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #breastcancerawareness #mammogramssavelives
#WLLEOFLAC ... See MoreSee Less
WLLE of LAC’s Mission
Our mission is to mentor, support and inspire the future of law enforcement. The Los Angeles County Chapter of WLLE is proud and excited to represent everyone in the law enforcement profession, both women and men, sworn and professional staff.We are fortunate to have the support of many local chiefs of police, and our membership base encompasses officers, dispatchers, records supervisors, administrative aids, and CSO’s to name a just a few, all at different levels of their career.We join together for our bi-monthly lunch/training sessions to network, support and inspire each other. We are committed to developing the future leaders of the noble profession of law enforcement.Mentoring
Members share experiences and knowledge with each other to help mentor other members as they progress in their professional development.Supporting
Through our organization, members are supported by each other as they pursue their personal and professional goals.Inspiring
Frequent meetings and networking opportunities afford members the opportunity to connect with other leaders in the profession.Professionals
Whether you are a male or female officer, sworn or non-sworn employee, our organization is for all members of law enforcement.Latest Posts
Women Leaders In Law Enforcement - Los Angeles
2 weeks ago
Congratulations to Commissioner Amanda Ray!
#WomenLeadersinLawEnforcement #wlle #wlleoflac
Reposted from @californiahighwaypatrol Today, November 17, 2020, California Highway Patrol Commissioner Amanda Ray was sworn in by Governor Gavin Newsom. Commissioner Ray has served over 30 years with the CHP and is the first female Commissioner in the 91 year history of the Department. We are proud and excited for her leadership, Congratulations Commissioner Ray!
In addition, Commissioner Ray has appointed two members to her Executive Management team. They are Jim Epperson as Deputy Commissioner, her second-in-command responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Department, and Ryan Okashima as Assistant Commissioner, Staff, who will oversee the administrative functions of the Department. ... See MoreSee Less
Women Leaders In Law Enforcement - Los Angeles
1 month ago
🎀 Early detection of breast cancer saves lives.
🎀 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop breast cancer in their lifetime.
🎀 Don’t forget to schedule your mammograms.
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #breastcancerawareness #mammogramssavelives
#WLLEOFLAC ... See MoreSee Less
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