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Culver City Today
By the People, for the People
Culver City Police Join Annual Ramadan Iftar Dinner
Community members and faith leaders gather for evening of reflection and connection
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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During the holy month of Ramadan, the Culver City Police Department joined local law enforcement partners at the annual Iftar dinner hosted by the King Fahad Mosque. The event provided an opportunity for community members and faith leaders to come together in fellowship, deepen understanding, and reflect on their shared commitment to service.
Why it matters
Interfaith gatherings like the Ramadan Iftar dinner help strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the diverse communities they serve. These events promote mutual understanding, build trust, and reflect a shared dedication to supporting all members of the community.
The details
Chief Sims and officers from the Culver City Police Department attended the Iftar dinner, along with Sheriff Robert Luna and Los Angeles Chief of Police Jim McDonnell. The event, hosted by the King Fahad Mosque, featured a time of reflection, gratitude, and connection as community members and faith leaders came together to share a meal and strengthen their bonds.
- The Iftar dinner took place this week during the holy month of Ramadan.
The players
Chief Sims
The police chief of the Culver City Police Department.
Sheriff Robert Luna
The sheriff of Los Angeles County.
Jim McDonnell
The chief of police for the city of Los Angeles.
King Fahad Mosque
The mosque that hosted the annual Ramadan Iftar dinner.
What they’re saying
“Opportunities like these strengthen relationships, deepen understanding, and reflect our ongoing commitment to serving and supporting the diverse communities we are proud to serve.”
— Chief Sims, Police Chief, Culver City Police Department (Culver City Observer)
The takeaway
Events like the Ramadan Iftar dinner demonstrate the importance of fostering strong ties between law enforcement and the communities they serve. By coming together in a spirit of mutual understanding and respect, these gatherings help build trust and strengthen the bonds that are essential for effective community policing.
