Law Enforcement Technician Class Study;
Position Questionnaire Requires Your Input
PPOA board and staff members met on Wednesday, May 26th with representatives from the Sheriff's Department, Personnel, Technology Support Division and Communications and Fleet Management Bureau to discuss the ongoing Law Enforcement Technician (LET) classification study. The teleconference was led by PPOA Vice President/LET Jim Blankenship and he was joined by President Tab Rhodes, Executive Director Wayne Quint Jr. and Senior Labor Representative Venise Wallace.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: As part of the LET Class Study, the Department has distributed a Position Questionnaire to all LETs this week. Your input is a crucial part of this process. In order to obtain information for more than 500 LET positions throughout LASD, 100% participation is needed. Please be sure to complete and submit your questionnaire AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. To maintain the working group's timeline, your Division must collect and process your responses to meet the Department deadline of Tuesday, June 8, 2021. If you have any questions, please reach out to your Division Personnel Aide. If further assistance is needed, contact Personnel Administration Bureau/Classifications Unit at (213) 229-3193.

LET Class Study Background: Upon recommendation from the LET Labor Management Committee (a byproduct of contract negotiations between PPOA, County and LASD), the CEO Classification Division is conducting a review of the staffing and classification concept, standards and duties of LETs throughout the department. For more information about the study, click here to read "The Quest for Equality and Reform for LETs" by PPOA Vice President Jim Blankenship.