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      Altadena Sheriff’s Station Reminds Residents About Home Check Program

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        • March 11, 2025
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      The Altadena Sheriff’s Station is reminding local residents about the ongoing Home Check Program, which offers property surveillance while homeowners are away.

      By News Desk

      Those currently enrolled in the program do not need to take any action, as the Sheriff’s Department will continue monitoring properties for security purposes.

      However, for residents who have returned home and wish to discontinue the service, the Sheriff’s Department requests that they contact the program directly. To opt out, individuals should send an email to altadenahomecheck@lasd.org. Upon receiving the request, the department will promptly remove the resident from the program and cease any further checks on their property.

      However, for residents who have returned home and wish to discontinue the service, the Sheriff’s Department asks that they contact the program directly. To opt out, individuals should email altadenahomecheck@lasd.org. Once the request is received, the department will promptly remove the resident from the program and cease further checks on their property.

      For any questions or additional assistance, the Altadena Sheriff’s Station encourages residents to call (626) 798-1131 or email altadenahomecheck@lasd.org.

      The Altadena Sheriff’s Station thanks all who utilize the service, helping to keep the community safe.

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