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Los Angeles Police Department: Workplace records, Los Angeles, California

Industry Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities (NAICS 922120)525 employees reported5 federal recordsNewest record

OSHA opened 3 inspections at Los Angeles Police Department in California since 2016. The inspections have 7 citations. 2 inspections have a contested citation.

The Wage and Hour Division concluded 2 cases at Los Angeles Police Department in California since fiscal year 2005. These cases record no back wages agreed to pay.

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OSHA inspections: Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Records to Inspections opened since 2016Read from the agency

Until cases are closed, IMIS entries concerning specific OSHA inspections are subject to continuing correction and updating, particularly with regard to citation items, which are subject to modification by amended citations, settlement agreements, or as a result of contest proceedings. THE USER SHOULD ALSO BE AWARE THAT DIFFERENT COMPANIES MAY HAVE SIMILAR NAMES AND CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE ADDRESS MAY BE NECESSARY TO AVOID MISINTERPRETATION.

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Inspections since 2016
3
Citations
70 serious, willful or repeat
Current penalties
$9,410initial $10,105
Inspections with a contested citation
21 with a final order on every citation
Los Angeles Police Department: OSHA inspections by year opened in California
YearInspectionsCitationsCurrent penalties
202110$0
202213$6,600
202314$2,810
All years37$9,410
Los Angeles Police Department: OSHA inspections the newest 3 of 3
OpenedCitationsStatusStandards citedCurrent penaltyType
4Contested, final order5198(D)(2), 5198(D)(6)(B), 5198(H)(1), 5198(L)$2,810Complaint, health
3Contested342(A), 3203(A), 3400(F)(1)$6,600Fatality/catastrophe, safety
0Case closedNoneNoneAccident, health

The status is for each inspection. "Contested" means that a citation has a contest date. "Final order" means that every citation has a final order date. Each date links to the inspection on osha.gov.

Los Angeles Police Department: citations by standard the record gives the rule numbers of the state plan
StandardCitations
5198(D)(2)1
5198(D)(6)(B)1
5198(H)(1)1
5198(L)1
342(A)1
3203(A)1
3400(F)(1)1
Los Angeles Police Department: OSHA figures beside its industry, state and the nation
MeasureThis recordNAICS 922CaliforniaUnited States
Citations for each inspection2.32.21.91.9
Current penalty for each inspection$3,137$1,729$3,731$3,764
Inspections with a contested citation67%No data27%8%

Injury summaries: OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A

Calendar years 2023 to 2025Read from the committed copy

While OSHA takes multiple steps to ensure the data collected are accurate, problems and errors invariably exist for some establishments. Efforts are made during the collection cycle to correct submission errors; however, some remain unresolved. OSHA does not validate the employee or injury and illness counts reported by establishments.

Recording or reporting a work-related injury, illness, or fatality does not mean that the employer or employee was at fault, that an OSHA rule has been violated, or that the employee is eligible for workers' compensation or other benefits.

The words of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Source: Injury Tracking Application (ITA) Data, read .

Total recordable case rate, 2023
59.1cases for each 100 full-time workers
Days away, restricted or transferred (DART), 2023
41.4
Employees reported, 2023
5252 establishments
Recordable cases, 2023
1570 deaths
Los Angeles Police Department: case rate beside other establishments, 2023
GroupTotal recordable case rate
This record59.1
Median establishment, NAICS 9225.2
All establishments, NAICS 9229.0
All establishments, California4.1
All establishments, United States3.5
Los Angeles Police Department: Form 300A summaries by year
YearEstablishmentsEmployeesHours workedDeathsDays awayRestricted or transferredOther casesCase rateDART rate
20232525531,000093174759.141.4

The figures add up every establishment that filed under this name in California. A rate is blank when the establishments reported fewer than 2,000 hours. The median establishment has 20,000 hours or more.

Back wages: Wage and Hour Division

Concluded cases to Cases since fiscal year 2005Read from the agency

The dataset contains all concluded WHD compliance actions since FY 2005. The dataset includes whether any violations were found and the back wage amount, number of employees due back wages, and civil money penalties assessed. NOTE: Findings Start Date and Findings End Date are not equal to Case Open Date and Case Close Date, which are not included in the dataset.

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Concluded cases
2
Back wages agreed to pay
$0for 0 employees
Civil money penalties
$0
Violations recorded
0
Los Angeles Police Department: Wage and Hour cases by year concluded
YearCasesBack wages agreed to payEmployees
20061$00
20121$00
All years2$00
Los Angeles Police Department: Wage and Hour cases
CaseFindings periodViolationsBack wages agreed to payEmployeesActs
166857518 Jul 2011 to 18 Jan 20120$00None stated
142619917 May 2004 to 17 May 20060$00None stated
Los Angeles Police Department: violations and back wages by act
ActViolationsBack wages agreed to pay

Every case in the file is concluded. The file does not say if the employer paid the back wages.

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USAspending

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OFLC

H-1B and PERM

The OFLC data for fiscal years 2025 to 2026 has no LCA filing and no PERM application of this employer in California. OFLC files an application under the state of the employer address. So another state record of the same name can hold the filings.

Decisions to . Newest file fiscal year 2026, quarter 3. Read from the committed copy.

NLRB

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Questions about this record

Are the OSHA citations of Los Angeles Police Department final?
Of the 3 inspections, 1 has a final order on every citation. The current penalties are $9,410. The initial penalties were $10,105.
What do the Wage and Hour Division cases record?
The 2 cases record 0 violations and $0 in civil money penalties.
What injury case rate did Los Angeles Police Department report for 2023?
The establishments of Los Angeles Police Department in California report a total recordable case rate of 59.1 for each 100 full-time workers in 2023. The rate of all reporting establishments in the United States is 3.5.
Until which date do the records run?
OSHA records run to 23 September 2026. Wage and Hour Division cases run to 15 June 2026. OFLC decisions run to 30 June 2026.

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Employer Ledger. "Los Angeles Police Department (California)." https://employerledger.com/employer/los-angeles-police-department-ca/. Records of: Occupational Safety and Health Administration; OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A; Wage and Hour Division. Newest record .

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  • OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Records to . Inspections opened since 2016. Read , from the agency.
  • 300A OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A. Calendar years 2023 to 2025. Read , from the committed copy.
  • WHD Wage and Hour Division. Concluded cases to . Cases since fiscal year 2005. Read , from the agency.
  • USAspending USAspending.gov. Period the latest 12 months. Read , from the agency.
  • OFLC Office of Foreign Labor Certification. Decisions to . Newest file fiscal year 2026, quarter 3. Read , from the committed copy.

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