Laguna Beach Police Community Foundation

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Laguna Beach Police Community Foundation The LBPCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides emergency aid, assistance, and scholarships to Laguna Beach Police Department employees and their dependents.

Every year, the Laguna Beach Police Department teams up with the Laguna Ocean Foundation for Coastal Cleanup Day. This p...
09/28/2026

Every year, the Laguna Beach Police Department teams up with the Laguna Ocean Foundation for Coastal Cleanup Day.

This past Saturday, the LBPD employees spent the day connecting with residents and visitors and helping educate everyone on why keeping our beaches clean matters.

This is what community policing looks like: Officer Spratt letting a curious kid climb aboard his motorcycle, no hesitat...
09/16/2026

This is what community policing looks like: Officer Spratt letting a curious kid climb aboard his motorcycle, no hesitation, and just a genuine smile. Trust being built one interaction at a time.

Support like this doesn't happen by accident. It's the result of officers who show up ready to connect, and a community that shows up to meet them halfway.

Learn more or donate at LBPCF.org πŸ’™

25 years later, we still remember. Two beams from the fallen twin tower stands here in Laguna Beach, as a permanent remi...
09/11/2026

25 years later, we still remember. Two beams from the fallen twin tower stands here in Laguna Beach, as a permanent reminder of the lives lost and the first responders who gave there all.

Our officers, firefighters, and marine safety pause each year at this memorial to honor the fallen. Never forget.

Every year, we take a moment to stop and say: thank you to our employees. Earlier this year, at the LBPD Annual Banquet,...
09/10/2026

Every year, we take a moment to stop and say: thank you to our employees.

Earlier this year, at the LBPD Annual Banquet, we had the honor of sponsoring and celebrating the officers and staff who go above and beyond: earning Lifesaving Medals, commendations, and the titles of Officer of the Year and Professional of the Year.

Thank You Officer James Rose. Officers Jon Greenwalt and Adam Meyer. Armita Bastani. Larry Wohrman. Officer Michaela Milone. And our incredible K-9 team. represent real moments of courage, dedication, and service to our Laguna Beach community.

We're proud to stand behind every one of them. Congratulations to all of this year's honorees. You make our community safer, stronger, and more connected. πŸ’™

This weekend, LBPD officers were out looking out for our community and visitors, with a simple message: know your limits...
09/08/2026

This weekend, LBPD officers were out looking out for our community and visitors, with a simple message: know your limits.

Whether you're celebrating with friends or just enjoying a night out in Laguna Beach, a quick reminder can make all the difference. Plan your ride home before you plan your night out.

This is exactly the kind of community first policing that strengthens the bond between LBPD and the people they serve. We're grateful for their commitment to this community, day in and day out. πŸš“

"City funding cannot do the job alone. That's where the LBPCF plays a critical role."Board Member Tom Gibbs knows this f...
09/03/2026

"City funding cannot do the job alone. That's where the LBPCF plays a critical role."

Board Member Tom Gibbs knows this firsthand. Before joining our Foundation, he served as Vice Chair of the Laguna Beach Emergency Disaster Preparedness Committee, working directly with our Police Chief and department on budgets, recruitment, and officer needs. That experience showed him exactly where the gaps are, and why community support has to fill them.

Scholarships for officers' kids. The Police Honor Guard. Support for officers and families in times of crisis. These aren't extras. They're what helps LBPD recruit and retain the best officers, and what tells every member of our force that this community has their back.

This is Tom's why. Learn more or donate at LBPCF.org.

Mark your calendars: International Coastal Cleanup Day is coming back to Laguna Beach on Saturday, September 19, 2026, f...
09/01/2026

Mark your calendars: International Coastal Cleanup Day is coming back to Laguna Beach on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 9am to 12pm at Aliso Beach.

Officers, city partners, and neighbors all show up to keep our coastline safe, clean, and pristine, proof that protecting Laguna Beach is a community effort.

Bring gloves, a bucket, water, and sunscreen, and come be part of it. Every piece of trash pulled off that sand is a win for our marine life and our beaches.

Register at dash.pointapp.org/events/751317 to join us.

Grateful as always to the City of Laguna Beach, Laguna Beach Police Department, and all our incredible community partners who make this event happen year after year.

Our officers answering questions, sharing laughs, and connecting with the families they serve every day.These moments ma...
08/26/2026

Our officers answering questions, sharing laughs, and connecting with the families they serve every day.

These moments matter. They build the trust that turns strangers into neighbors, and neighborhoods into community.

Want to help make more moments like this possible? Link in bio.

Photo Cred: Mary Hurlbut

In 2019, Pablo received an LBPCF scholarship as a senior of LBHS. Today, he's a Laguna Beach Police Officer serving the ...
08/24/2026

In 2019, Pablo received an LBPCF scholarship as a senior of LBHS. Today, he's a Laguna Beach Police Officer serving the same community that once supported him.

"Growing up in Laguna Beach, I know firsthand what community support means, and it played a huge role in who I am today."

Pablo grew up in a low-income family and experienced domestic instability firsthand. That experience gave him a strong desire to protect others, especially youth growing up in homes affected by domestic violence.

"Being awarded this scholarship took a huge weight off my shoulders financially. It gave me the freedom to focus on my classes and learning, which played a huge role in building a strong foundation for my career."

His advice to LBHS students: make smart decisions, be dedicated, be determined, be disciplined. Because as he puts it, "the quality of your life is largely built by the quality of your choices."

"This community stepped up and supported us when we needed it most. Working for LBPD is my way of giving back to the community that took care of us."

This is what your support makes possible. Not just a scholarship, but a future officer who understands this community from the inside out.

08/14/2026

Sometimes supporting our Laguna Beach Police Department means heading to the OC Fair to cheer on Chief Calvert at the Motor Home Demolition Derby.

He won. Again. πŸš“πŸ’₯

Proud to have a Chief who shows up for Laguna Beach on and off the clock.

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P. O. Box 888
Laguna Beach, CA
92652

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