Community Outreach

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Community Outreach is a fundamental part of the Department of Justice’s comprehensive approach to fighting crime and protecting and defending the rights and interests of the residents of the Central District.  In a District as diverse and multi-faceted as the Central District, community outreach takes many different forms, ranging from Department of Justice driven programs and grants, to public efforts such as community meetings, listening tours, and training and education, both formal and informal.  

In all of these efforts, the United States Attorney’s goal is to listen, to learn, and to educate, in order to better achieve the overall mission of the office.  

Examples of the office’s participation in outreach efforts include:
 
Weed & Seed
Project Ceasefire/Peaceworks

Further information about federal grants available through DOJ’s Office of Justice Programs may be found at  http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/funding/funding.htm.  More general information about federal grant opportunities may be found at http://www.grants.gov/.

The person responsible for facilitating and coordinating community outreach for the Central District is Ted Marquez, the Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee Manager for the District.  Mr. Marquez can be reached with inquiries by email at ted.marquez@usdoj.gov or by mail addressed to:

Ted Marquez
Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee Manager
United States Attorney’s Office
312 N. Spring Street, Suite 2104
Los Angeles Ca. 90012

 Questions or comments about community outreach efforts for the Central District can be also sent to Bruce Riordan, Senior Counsel to the U.S. Attorney at bruce.riordan@usdoj.gov.

For all comments and questions, please allow time for response. 

 

 

 

 

 

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