Betrina Warren-Waller

Betrina Warren-Waller brings 25 years of public service with the Los Angeles County Probation Department to Warren Community Integration, including extensive experience in juvenile probation and departmental administration. Her career reflects a longstanding commitment to public safety, youth accountability, rehabilitation, and community well-being.

Spending the majority of her career in juvenile probation, Warren-Waller developed firsthand knowledge of the challenges facing justice-involved youth and their families. Her professional experience provided insight into juvenile justice procedures, institutional accountability, and the importance of connecting individuals with the guidance, structure, and resources necessary to pursue more stable futures.

Warren-Waller later served in an administrative capacity at Los Angeles County Probation Department headquarters, expanding her understanding of departmental operations, organizational procedures, and public-sector administration. Her combined field and administrative experience offers a valuable perspective on how government institutions function and how community-based organizations can support individuals navigating complex systems.

Having furthered her education in Criminal Justice, Warren-Waller built a professional foundation grounded in public service, ethical responsibility, and the principles of accountability and rehabilitation. Her decades of experience bring an informed understanding of juvenile justice, professional standards, and the role that coordinated community support can play in helping individuals move forward.

Her dedication to public service also extended beyond the Probation Department. As a member of the City of Compton Personnel Board, Warren-Waller contributed to local government through civic involvement and public-sector personnel oversight, further demonstrating her commitment to responsible administration and community leadership.

As Director of Justice Programs & Community Relations at Warren Community Integration, Warren-Waller brings institutional knowledge, public-service experience, and an understanding of justice-involved populations to the organization’s reentry, housing-stability, and community-integration work. Her leadership perspective supports WCI’s commitment to accountability, professional excellence, and creating meaningful pathways toward independence and long-term stability.