The Explorer's Path - Short Documentary — THE JOURNEY OF DEPUTY BRANDON ENRIQUEZ

SEBA proudly presents "The Explorer's Path," an inspiring short documentary following Deputy Brandon Enriquez’s incredible journey from a young Explorer in the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department to his current role as a dedicated deputy and mentor. Witness how Enriquez, shaped by the Explorer program, now leads the Hesperia Station Explorers, guiding and mentoring the next generation of law enforcement professionals.

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Our mission is to protect the interests of our members, serve as their voice, and act as a vehicle to enhance the quality of life in San Bernardino County through charitable causes.

A group of San Bernardino County sheriff officers in tactical gear and helmets, standing together in discussion. — MEMBER RESOURCES
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Sheriff Sergeant Grant Ward standing next to a patrol car, smiling, with a uniform featuring the sheriff's badge and an American flag patch. — SEBA PRESIDENT

SGT. GRANT WARD

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SEBA Executive Director Lolita Harper speaking at a microphone with a group of people standing behind her, including a man holding a young girl. Many people in the background are wearing black shirts with the text 'On the Frontline SB Strong SEBA. — POLITICAL ACTION AND ENDORSEMENT PROCESS

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Portrait of John Futch who championed numerous community causes and worked to bridge the gap between the community and law enforcement — JOHN FUTCH SCHOLARSHIP

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WHAT OUR MEMBERS SAY

Member Testimonials

As a Probation Employee I want our voice to be heard and that will only happen if our Union backs us. We rely on SEBA to help bring light to issues in effort to get them resolved.

- A. MITCHELL

It gives me plenty of options and it makes me feel safe knowing I have someone there to represent me when things get serious. Also the discounts really help me spend time with my little girls for a good price.

- R. MONTOYA

As a retired member SEBA provides excellent benefits such as gym membership discount and PORAC RAM LDF...do not retire without it!

- D. CLARK

It keeps me in touch with things going on in the organization where I used to work. I like still feeling that connection.

- S. BURGOFF

SEBA has always been there when a partner or I have needed them in any situation.

- V. MEIER

It's great having a solid team go to bat for us during negotiations. The SEBA team works hard for its members. Not to mention all the wonderful perks that go along with our membership.

- D. ROMERO

SEBA has always looked out for its members, and has always had our best interests in mind. A strong union for peace officers is crucial for the occupation. I couldn’t imagine being a deputy sheriff, and not being a SEBA member.

- A. SERRANO

“I am proud to not only be a Deputy Sheriff, but I am proud to also be a member of SEBA. Being able to help the families in our communities through our various charities humanizes the badge and helps build essential relationships within our communities. I feel like SEBA allows their members to exemplify why they chose law enforcement as their profession through these charitable programs that are made possible by SEBA.”

- A. ROSA, Deputy Sheriff

“I really appreciate how SEBA has embraced our Unit despite not being part of the Sheriff’s Department. SEBA has given me the opportunity to get involved with our MOU and become an effective advocate for our members rights. One of my favorite aspects about being part of SEBA is the community involvement. Our charity events, including Shop with a Cop are second to none and bring out the best of our members and allow kids in the community a once in a lifetime opportunity to interact with law enforcement and public safety.”

- P. SAAVEDRA, Hazardous Material Specialist

Deputy B. Chapman of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, in uniform, sitting at a desk with a microphone, appearing focused and attentive — SEBA ON DEMAND

On this episode of SEBA ON DEMAND we talk to Deputy Briana Chapman who protected and cared for a child who was abandoned in a car. She and her partners exceeded protocol or policy, proving that human connection is a large part of law enforcement.

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Officer Russell Reese, wearing a police vest, kneeling and speaking with a seated man wearing a cap and face mask, in an outdoor setting with cars and flowers in the background — SEBA SPOTLIGHT:
FRAUD INVESTIGATORS

SEBA Members from the San Bernardino County Program Integrity Special Investigation Unit collaborated with local law enforcement agencies to conduct a thorough investigation into a sophisticated Romanian crime network that was targeting debit cards provided by the state for food and welfare benefits.
The joint efforts led to the apprehension of three suspects who were caught using counterfeit debit cards to fraudulently withdraw funds from numerous accounts.
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SEBA NEWS

Behind the Badge

Deputy Dominguez | Shop With A Cop

Deputy 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.

SEBA Back to School Shop With A Cop: Teacher's Edition

We had a great time kicking off our SEBA Back to School Shop With a Cop: Teacher's Edition at Wrightwood Elementary School.

Dear Dad

Today, 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.

Unveiling of Female Police Officer Statue

During the candlelight vigil on May 1, 2022, a statue representing a female officer was unveiled. Following the unveiling, SEBA Executive Director Lolita Harper spoke to San Joaquin County Sheriff's Deputy Teresa Morgan, who served as the model for the statue.