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Mission LAPD Station – Arrest & Jail Information
LAPD Mission Station serves Mission Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, Sun Valley and surrounding neighborhoods. Find station contact information, arrest and booking resources, and Los Angeles County custody information below.
Station Contact
11121 N Sepulveda Blvd
Mission Hills, CA 91345
Bureau
Valley Bureau
Communities Served
Mission Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, Sun Valley
Request Inmate Information
Someone arrested by LAPD Mission Station may initially be held at an LAPD facility. Depending on the charges and circumstances, they may later be transferred into Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department custody. Submit an inmate inquiry for help locating someone in custody and checking available booking details, facility location, bail, court dates, and release information.
Note: Records for recent bookings may not be immediately available. If you need immediate assistance, contact the station directly at (818) 838-9800.
Submit an Inmate InquiryMission Area Phone Directory
Use the contact that best fits your need. Call 9-1-1 only for emergencies.
| Who to call | When to use | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency | To report emergencies only | 9-1-1 |
| Non-emergency | To report any non-emergency crime | 877-ASK-LAPD / (877) 275-5273 |
| Mission Area Front Desk | General inquiries and information | (818) 838-9800 |
| Mission Area Commanding Officer | Business hours only | (818) 838-9980 |
| Mission Area Patrol Commanding Officer | Business hours only | (818) 838-9980 |
| Mission Area TDD | Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf | (818) 837-9858 |
| Mission Area Detective Desk | Investigative-related questions | (818) 838-9810 |
| Mission Area Community Relations Office | Community policing information, volunteer opportunities, community-based programs | (818) 838-9860 |
| Mission Area Youth Services Officer | Cadet and youth related programs | (818) 838-9853 |
| Mission Area Vice Unit | For prostitution, gambling, and alcohol related complaints | (818) 838-9910 |
| Mission Area Property Office | For lost, stolen, found or booked property | (818) 838-9419 |
| Mission Area Records Unit | For police records request | (818) 838-9420 |
| Mission Area Station Facsimile number | Fax | (818) 838-9988 (fax) |
| Mission Area Official Police Garage Tow: Ross Baker Tow (North of 118 fwy) | For impounded or recovered vehicles | (818) 886-7411 |
| Mission Area Official Police Garage Tow: Black & White Tow (South of 118 fwy) | For impounded or recovered vehicles | (818) 896-9511 |
Non-emergency
To report any non-emergency crime
877-ASK-LAPD / (877) 275-5273Mission Area Front Desk
General inquiries and information
(818) 838-9800Mission Area Commanding Officer
Business hours only
(818) 838-9980Mission Area Patrol Commanding Officer
Business hours only
(818) 838-9980Mission Area TDD
Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf
(818) 837-9858Mission Area Detective Desk
Investigative-related questions
(818) 838-9810Mission Area Community Relations Office
Community policing information, volunteer opportunities, community-based programs
(818) 838-9860Mission Area Youth Services Officer
Cadet and youth related programs
(818) 838-9853Mission Area Vice Unit
For prostitution, gambling, and alcohol related complaints
(818) 838-9910Mission Area Property Office
For lost, stolen, found or booked property
(818) 838-9419Mission Area Records Unit
For police records request
(818) 838-9420Mission Area Station Facsimile number
Fax
(818) 838-9988 (fax)
Mission Area Official Police Garage Tow: Ross Baker Tow (North of 118 fwy)
For impounded or recovered vehicles
(818) 886-7411Mission Area Official Police Garage Tow: Black & White Tow (South of 118 fwy)
For impounded or recovered vehicles
(818) 896-9511Source: LAPD Station Information.
Arrest & Booking Information
After an LAPD Arrest
When LAPD arrests someone, the person is typically transported to an LAPD jail facility for booking. The booking process includes recording personal information, taking fingerprints and photographs, and documenting the charges. After booking, the person may be released, held pending arraignment, or transferred to a county facility.
LAPD Custody vs. County Custody
LAPD operates its own jail facilities for short-term custody. Individuals facing more serious charges or longer detention may be transferred to Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department custody at a county jail. The LASD inmate locator covers county custody — contact the LAPD station for information about individuals held in LAPD facilities.
LAPD Custody Resources
About Mission LAPD
Mission Division serves communities in the north San Fernando Valley, including Mission Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, and Sun Valley. If an arrest or incident is connected to this area, the Mission station is a useful starting point for confirming the division and finding follow-up resources.
Someone Arrested by Mission LAPD?
If someone was recently arrested by Mission LAPD, begin with the station for division-level information. The arresting division is not necessarily the final custody location. Processing, booking, release status, and transfer can affect where a person’s current information is available.
How to find someone arrested by LAPD
- Have the person’s full legal name available.
- If known, keep the date of birth and arrest date available.
- Use Mission LAPD for division-level arrest information.
- Submit an inmate inquiry for current county custody records.
- If information is not available yet, allow time for processing and check again.
Areas served by Mission LAPD
Mission LAPD serves Mission Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, and Sun Valley. Confirm a specific address or incident through the Mission Division page.
Mission HillsNorth HillsPanorama CitySun Valley
Mission LAPD frequently asked questions
Where is Mission LAPD Station?
Mission Community Police Station is located at 11121 N Sepulveda Blvd, Mission Hills, CA 91345.
What is the phone number for Mission LAPD?
The Mission Community Police Station main number is (818) 838-9800.
What areas does Mission LAPD serve?
This page identifies Mission Hills, North Hills, Panorama City, and Sun Valley as communities served by Mission LAPD.
How do I find someone arrested by Mission LAPD?
Start with Mission LAPD for division-level arrest information, then submit an inmate inquiry for current county custody records. Recent bookings may require additional processing.
Looking for Someone in Los Angeles County Custody?
Submit an inmate inquiry for help locating someone in Los Angeles County custody and checking available booking details, facility location, bail, court dates, and release information.