The city's largest growth period was from approximately the late 19th century through the 1930s when the city grew at a geometric rate. 13 South Los Angeles Newton Street Police Station.
11 Northeast Los Angeles Northeast Police Station.The following is a listing of other LAPD stations through the years, along with their original division numbers: "Old Central" as it came to be known, housed not only Central Division but also many of the Department's headquarters units until its closure in about 1955 in favor of Parker Center. The Central Jail was located directly south of it. This station opened in 1896 and was the department's first dedicated police station (another had been located at 2nd/ Spring Streets, but was possibly a leased or rented storefront type of set-up). The earliest police station (or "division" as the early ones were known – this term was originally meant to mean the Patrol Division but over time this term became commingled and substituted for what today we would refer to as the actual brick and mortar police building the divisions were housed within) was Central Division, located in what today would be known as downtown Los Angeles on the southeast corner of 1st and Hill Streets. The LAPD's deployment of officers has reflected the growth and changes of Los Angeles since the late 19th century. 6.1 Los Angeles' Strategic Extraction and Restoration Program.2.1.2 Tactical and special-purpose vehicles.
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