INSIDE MONROVIA
Our Mission
The men and women of the Monrovia Police Department believe that our fundamental duty is to serve all citizens within our boundaries with fairness, compassion, and respect. To this end, we are committed to improving the quality of life in our community. We promote courtesy and responsiveness in dealing with the many diverse citizens we serve. We seek a partnership with our population for community advocacy, pursuing answers to root problems as well as incidents, with the goal of making our city safer for all to live, work, and recreate. We demand excellence in the quality of our law enforcement, stressing professionalism, integrity and timeliness, so that those we serve may feel secure.
From the members of our department we expect honesty, candor and a sense of pride in doing the best they can. We encourage the flow of information and exchange of ideas. We are relentless in the identification, apprehension and prosecution of criminals. We value innovation and proactive approaches in meeting our crime prevention and enforcement responsibilities, and recognize the importance of each individual’s role in the organization. Through education, training and future planning, we maintain highly capable guardians of the community, and expect them to be known for their character, commitment and competence.
Above all, we remember our sworn oath to ensure the Constitutional rights of all people. We serve them with honor, treat them with dignity, and welcome their assistance in assuring the safety and security of our community.
How We Serve Our Community
Heath Harvey, Chief of Police
Thank you for your interest in a career with the Monrovia Police Department.
At MPD, we’re committed to providing exceptional police services while preserving the outstanding quality of life our community enjoys. We embrace innovation, invest in our people, and believe strong relationships with the community are the foundation of effective policing.
Our department offers opportunities to grow through specialized assignments, leadership development, and advanced training, all within a professional organization that values teamwork, integrity, and service.
I’ve spent my entire career with the Monrovia Police Department because I believe in the people who work here and the community we serve. If you’re looking for a place where you can build a rewarding career, be supported by your teammates, and make a real difference, I hope you’ll consider joining us.
If you have questions about the hiring process or would like more information, please contact our Personnel and Training Unit at (626) 256-8021.
DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
The Monrovia Police Department is seeking to fill positions with motivated professionals who want to be a part of a team that strives to enhance a dynamic, innovative, and result-orientated organization!
The Support Services Division is managed by one police captain who has overall responsibility for management of the Records; Communications, Crime Analysis and Technology (CCAT); Detective and Community Policing Bureaus.
The Operations Division includes Uniform Services, Bicycle Patrol and Police Motorcycle for traffic enforcement. Operations Division also includes two Community Services Officers, one in Personnel and Training and one in Patrol.
Records processes and maintains all crime and arrest reports, citations, and other related documents, as well as prepares and receives documents for court, report statistics, and processes and retains property and evidence.
Responsible for follow up and completion of felony and misdemeanor criminal cases and preparation of these cases for filing with the District Attorney’s Office. The Special Enforcement Team (SET) is also managed through this Bureau.
The Communications Center, Crime Analysis and Technology Bureau is the public safety answering point for both the Police and Fire Departments. It handles on average 2,100 telephone calls, dispatch 1,500 calls for service and process 27,900
Improve the quality of life for Monrovia residents by targeting criminal and social problems in the community, coordinating and managing Neighborhood Watch and is involved in many other aspects.