Long Beach Police Department
Edward Saldana is a versatile professional with a Bachelor’s degree in Television, Film and Media Option Broadcast Journalism from California State University, Los Angeles. Currently serving as a Freelance Production Assistant at PAC-12 Enterprises, LLC, Edward supports the production team for athletic events at USC and UCLA. Edward has extensive experience in public service as a Special Service Officer at the Long Beach Police Department since 2019. Previous roles include managerial duties as a Service Lead at BevMo!, and a Backroom Associate at Target, demonstrating strong operational capabilities. Edward's background in journalism includes contributions as a freelance writer for The University Times and as a co-host on Golden Eagle Radio, along with production assistant experience in sports broadcasting.
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Long Beach Police Department
The City of Long Beach, a community of more than 35,000 residents, has been served since 1911 by the Long Beach Police Department. Commissioner Thomas R. Sofield, Sr. leads the contingent of Police Officer's, both men and women, who make up the sworn Department. In addition to the Uniformed Patrol Force, the Department has the following specialized units: Detective Division, Narcotics Task Force, Street Crimes Unit, Traffic Division and Motorcycle Unit and Identification Division. There is an active cadre of dedicated civilian employees who provide support and special services such as Clerical Staff, Parking Enforcement and School Crossings. During the busiest months Special Officers are recruited from Criminal Justice Programs at local colleges to assist with crowd control and enforcement at the Ocean Beach Park and other areas. The Department actively employs Bicycle Patrols on the Boardwalk and in the West End and Four Wheel Drive vehicle patrol on the beach. The Long Beach Police Department adopted the proactive philosophy of Community Policing in that it seeks to develop working partnerships between Community Leaders, Citizens and Patrol Officers. The Department recognized that in order to successfully serve and protect our City that it must earn and foster the continuing trust and respect of all whom we serve. The men and women of the Long Beach Police Department are committed to providing the highest level of professional service to all residents and visitors to our beautiful City by the Sea.