Join us in our Public Service outreach program to meet and greet the City of Aurora's Chief of Police Todd Chamberlain June 21, 2025 10 a.m. "Ask Him Anything" Everyone is invited! Todd Chamberlain became the Chief of Police for Aurora on Sept. 9, 2024. Chamberlain’s career in law enforcement began in November 1984 at the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), where he rose through the ranks and retired as a commander in 2018. As commander, he oversaw roughly 1,800 personnel across six divisions. He subsequently served as Chief of Police for the Los Angeles Unified School District (LASPD). More recently he has worked as a public safety consultant and a university lecturer at California State University Los Angeles. During his time as Chief of Police with LASPD and during his tenure as an LAPD commander, Chamberlain led and instituted all aspects of a 21st century policing operation, including crime reduction, community policing and partnerships, and risk mitigation. He established and oversaw policy and procedures involving the use of force, community engagement, citywide homelessness initiatives, and innovation related to the city’s intervention and prevention programs. Notably, Chamberlain served as LAPD’s first homelessness coordinator. He developed the Homeless Outreach and Proactive Engagement (HOPE) team, which has been emulated throughout the law enforcement community. Chamberlain is committed to serving diverse communities with a focus on understanding and addressing their unique needs. Throughout his career, he has worked to build bridges of trust and collaboration, ensuring that every voice is heard and respected. Aurora’s city charter requires the city manager to hire a police chief and receive approval from the majority of the Aurora City Council. From https://www.auroragov.org/news/whats_new/city_manager_names_new_police_chief
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