SEBA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTIONS

COMMITMENT AND EXPECTATIONS

The position of SEBA's Board of Directors is voluntary and requires good communication and leadership skills. You would be directly involved with the decision making process that affects you, your station, working conditions, benefits and wages. A station director is the voice of his or her station and serves as a liaison between SEBA and its members. Communications regarding members' concerns would be voiced through the director and conversely, the Board Director is responsible to report back to the membership of his or her station/division regarding SEBA business, events, elections, negotiation updates, political activity and news, as needed.

Members of the Board of Directors are expected to attend one Board meeting per month, which is generally held on the first Wednesday of each month at noon. Directors may also be chosen for training, conferences and events depending on their level of involvement in SEBA business and events.

YOU WILL NOT BE EXPECTED TO REPRESENT OTHER MEMBERS IN LABOR DISPUTES OR DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS. Your responsibility will be to direct them to SEBA as soon as possible for representation.

The Executive Board and Station Directors serve a two-year term.

2024-26 ELECTION CYCLE NOW OPEN

In EVEN numbered years, the following offices are up for elections:

Vice-President
Treasurer

Valley Region Stations: Aviation, Big Bear, Central Detention Center, Central Station, Chino Hills, Coroners, Court Services Central, Court Services Rancho, District Attorney Valley, Fontana, Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center, Highland, Narcotics, Probation Supervisors, Probation Corrections CJDAC, Rancho Cucamonga, Specialized Detectives, Specialized Enforcement Division, Specialized Fire Services, Transportation, Twin Peaks, Welfare Fraud, West Valley Detention Center, Yucaipa, and Retired.

Executive Board Duty term Eligibility

Per the SEBA Constitution and Bylaws, the following are the duties, term, and eligibility guidelines set forth for those considering running for a position on the Executive Board of Directors of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Employees’ Benefit Association:

Station Director Duty Term Eligibility

Per the SEBA Constitution and Bylaws, the following are the duties, term, and eligibility guidelines set forth for those considering running for a position as Station Director on the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Employees’ Benefit Association Board of Directors:

DESERT ELECTION CYCLE BEGINS JULY 1, 2025

In ODD numbered years, the following offices are up for elections:

President
Secretary

Desert Region Stations: Apple Valley, Barstow, Colorado River, Court Services Desert, District Attorney Desert, Hesperia, High Desert Detention Center, Morongo, Probation Corrections HDJDAC, Victor Valley, and Victorville