Eagle & Badge Foundation

END OF WATCH MEMORIAL WALL

“We Shall Never Forget”

Eagle & Badge Foundation

Sponsor the wall on the road. The trailer travels the country. Featherlite left these panels empty on purpose — a placement here is seen wherever the wall stands.

The End of Watch Memorial Wall trailer, stopped, side view
Presenting Partner
  • HARBOR STEEL CO.
  • ANGELES TITLE
  • MERIDIAN SECURITY
  • VALLEY FREIGHTLINES
  • CROWN CITY BANK
  • MOJAVE POWDER COATING
  • On the trailerPACIFIC WEST LOGISTICSFounding Partner
  • On the trailerLOS ANGELES POLICE PROTECTIVE LEAGUEPresenting Partner
  • On the trailerHARBOR STEEL CO.
  • On the trailerANGELES TITLE
  • On the trailerMERIDIAN SECURITY
  • On the trailerVALLEY FREIGHTLINES
  • On the trailerCROWN CITY BANK
  • On the trailerMOJAVE POWDER COATING
Sample sponsors, not real ones · the rear liftgate, roof marquee and awning valance are not visible from this angle
1907–1924
1924–1942
1944–1966
1966–1988
1989–2025
233 names · 1907 to today
233 of 233 lit
233
Names on the roll
58 ft
Five sections
15,000 lb
Steel and glass
2M+
Have stood before it

The wall travels the country in a 53-foot trailer, and it is lit from within — every name is its own light. This is a working mock-up of the interactive presentation: the plates you see are the real roster, 233 officers drawn from LAPD’s published roll, in end-of-watch order from 1907 to today.

Drag the timeline and the wall lights only as far as that year. Search a name and the rest fall dark. Every plate opens that officer’s record.

Pending verification. Which of these names are engraved on the wall today is not yet recorded — that needs the foundation’s own roster. Until it arrives, every record is marked unknown rather than guessed at from dates.

Read every name →