The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station invites our residents, business leaders, and community representatives to take a moment and join us to meet the men and women of your Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Station representatives will join your Sheriff’s Captain, Anthony La Berge, and the Field Operations Region I Command Staff, Chief Neal Tyler, and Commanders Arthur Ng and Cecil Rhambo to make – “Your Sheriffs Accessible to You!”
On Tuesday, March 4, 2008, executives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department will bring their office to the Santa Clarita Valley in an effort to meet you and provide information on Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station programs, such as Neighborhood Watch, the Community Advisory Committee, the Sheriff’s Booster Club, Volunteer and Reserve Programs, Youth Programs and much more. You will even have the opportunity to take a look at your station’s Mobile Command Post trailer. The visit, dubbed “Community Campout”, is part of a region-wide effort to reach out to our communities and offer another avenue of communication to the people we serve.
During this visit, Chief Neal Tyler, and Commanders Arthur Ng and Cecil Rhambo will be “Camped Out” in the parking lot of the Canyon Country Library at 18601 Soledad Canyon Road (MAP), Canyon Country, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., where they will answer any of your law enforcement related questions pertaining to the Santa Clarita Valley.
The Sheriff’s staff invite you to stop by anytime and say hello! Visit the following link to find out more about your Field Operations Region I Executive Command Staff before the campout: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Field Operations Region I. You can also read more or print a flyer for the event at the following link: “Community Campout”. We encourage local businesses and websites to post the flyer if possible.
For additional information regarding the event, contact Lieutenant Brenda Cambra at (661) 799-5815 or Sergeant Darren Harris at (661) 799-5814.
If You See Something, Say Something! Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847.