Community Safety & Support Resources
Azusa Police Department
Trusted Services Beyond Law Enforcement
While the Azusa Police Department plays a central role in public safety, many important services fall outside the scope of local law enforcement. Whether you’re seeking support for elder care, family safety, fraud prevention, or online threats, the following organizations offer trusted guidance and assistance. These resources are available to help individuals and families in times of crisis or uncertainty.
Adult Protective Services (APS)
APS provides 24-hour services for at-risk individuals over 65 or dependent adults aged 18–64 with physical or mental impairments. It investigates physical, financial, and emotional abuse, neglect, and self-neglect.
California Courts – Restraining Order Information
The California Courts offer official information on how to obtain a restraining order, what types are available, and how they work. This guide supports individuals in abusive or unsafe situations.
California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
This statewide coalition supports service providers and advocates working to prevent domestic violence. They offer resources, policy updates, and public education campaigns.
Cyberbullying Research Center
The Center provides research and education on the effects of cyberbullying, particularly among teens. It offers definitions, legal insights, and support materials for parents and schools.
Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS)
LA County DCFS supports child safety and family services through foster care, permanency programs, and protection for abused or neglected children.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
The FTC offers guidance on avoiding scams, protecting your identity, and navigating consumer fraud complaints. A great resource for personal and financial safety.
Fentanyl Awareness Guide
Fentanyl-laced drugs pose a major threat, especially to youth. This guide helps parents and guardians understand the dangers and share life-saving prevention tips.
Fraud.org
Run by the National Consumers League, Fraud.org educates consumers on scams, fraud prevention, and how to file complaints to help others stay safe.
ICE Victim Notification (U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement)
The ICE Victim Notification Program informs eligible victims and witnesses about a criminal alien’s custody status. Registration is required to receive updates.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
This national hotline offers 24/7 support to victims of domestic violence, including crisis intervention, referrals, and safety planning.
Project Sister
Project Sister Family Services provides crisis support, counseling, and advocacy to survivors of sexual violence in the East San Gabriel Valley.
StopBullying.gov
StopBullying.gov provides prevention strategies, policy guidance, and reporting options for schools, communities, and families dealing with bullying.
Marsy’s Law – Victim Bill of Rights
Marsy’s Law expands the rights of crime victims, including notification of parole hearings and the ability to make impact statements and request protections.