Our latest short film captures Deputy Brandon Enriquez’s journey from a young Explorer to his current role as a deputy sheriff, mentor, and leader of the Hesperia Station Explorers, where he now gives back by shaping the next generation of law enforcement professionals.
Read MoreThis short film offers an inside look at the challenges faced by law enforcement officers and showcases how Jiu Jitsu can be a vital tool in managing those challenges. The training emphasizes the importance of maintaining composure and control in high-pressure situations, ultimately reducing the need for excessive force and improving outcomes in the field.
Read MoreTo further support the Sheriff’s Rodeo and raise awareness for the Saddle Up Program, SEBA has created a 60-second public service announcement (PSA). This PSA, featuring SEBA Vice President Alisha Rosa as the voiceover, highlights the benefits of the program and encourages community participation.
Read MoreJoin us in celebrating the success of our recent Back to School Shop With A Cop event in Yucca Valley, where 40 children teamed up with local law enforcement officers for a day of shopping and community building. Hosted by the Sheriff’s Employee Benefit Association (SEBA) and supported by various law enforcement partners, this event brought smiles and school supplies to those in need.
Read MoreAfter years of dedicated service to the community, James Snow has transitioned from his role as a Sheriff's Sergeant to channeling his skills and creativity into the art of woodworking. Through this craft, James has found a fulfilling and engaging way to stay busy, creating beautiful wood pieces that reflect his dedication and craftsmanship. His journey is a powerful testament to the importance of finding purpose and passion in new chapters of life.
Read MoreWe are thrilled to share the exciting news that three of our programs have been selected as nominees for the prestigious Emmys!
Read MoreThe weather cooperated long enough Sunday to make SEBA’s inaugural Honor Our Fallen 5K a time to come together and not only remember our fallen deputies but share stories and support their family members who participated in the event.
Read MoreSEBA closed out its Annual Holiday Shop with a Cop Program Wednesday in Yucca Valley. Thank you to all our members and volunteers who participated.
Read MoreMembers of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Transportation Division organized a special toy drive for children at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) in Colton. Over the course of the last few weeks they worked with ARMC to redesign an inpatient playroom where children can play and have fun to get their minds off their treatments while they recover.
Read MoreHundreds of well-deserving children in San Bernardino County will receive shopping sprees through a longtime collaboration between the Sheriff’s Employee’s Benefits Association (SEBA) and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department through our Shop With A Cop events.
Read MoreA few months ago, we visited the Colorado River Station and spent four days filming our members who belong to the Marine Enforcement Unit. Their job entails patrolling the Colorado River from the Nevada State line to the Riverside County line. Thanks to their professionalism and dedication, the waterways are safer.
Read MoreHONOR THE FALLEN is a close-up, behind-the-scenes look into the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Honor Guard. Shortly after the countywide peace officer memorial in May 2023, members of the honor guard set out across the county to draw attention to specific monuments dedicated to their fallen officers.
Read MoreDeputy Dominguez, a former School Resource Officer (SRO) with the Fontana Sheriff’s Station, wanted to do something special for twins Seth and Bradley, who recently lost their father. This is their story.
Read MoreIt was the perfect day to honor Detective Jeremiah MacKay. The sky was beautiful and everybody could feel his presence as hundreds gathered at the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department academy for the MacKay Memorial 5K.
Read MoreTen years after lying face down and bloodied on the frozen asphalt of Glass Road, Sgt. Alex Collins has achieved incredible milestones in his recovery which included not only returning to work but passing SWAT school to work alongside the heroes who saved his life that day.
Read MoreTristen Crouser is an 18-year-old cancer-survivor, who aspires to compete as a professional roper on the rodeo circuit. With the help of Deputies Amy Kennedy and Carlos Ortiz and the Sheriff's Rodeo, he is getting closer to his goal and learning how to teach young children the art of roping.
Read MoreWe had a great time kicking off our SEBA Back to School Shop With a Cop: Teacher's Edition at Wrightwood Elementary School.
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that SEBA was awarded two Emmy Awards by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Read MoreWe are sad to announce that retired Detective and former SEBA President Larry Malmberg passed away earlier this month. Larry was a dedicated advocate for our members who will be greatly missed. Thank you, Sir, for your service to our community and to our membership.
Read MoreToday, on Jeremiah MacKay’s birthday, Cayden shares with us a touching letter to his father, titled “Dear Dad.” We celebrate Jeremiah today, and Cayden who carries on his legacy.
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