For Beverly Hills PD, Progress Can Be Measured in Locker Space
0While there are many ways to track the increase of women in law enforcement across the nation, at Beverly Hills PD, growth can be measured in square feet. For the first 14 years that Lt. Elisabeth Albanese worked at Beverly Hills PD, the number of women officers hovered between eight and 10. Back then, the department’s two female locker rooms were already fairly small, just 13-by-13-square-feet for sworn personnel. Four officers couldn’t occupy the space at a time without bumping into each other. Today, with 17 female police officers and 76 total female employees, Beverly Hills has officially progressed beyond…
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