BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- President - Sheriff Scott Jones
- Vice President - Undersheriff Erik Maness
- Director - Lieutenant Cary Trzcinski
- Treasurer - Chief Santos Ramos
- Board Member - Lieutenant Ed Yee
- Board Member - Lieutenant Brandon Luke
- Board Member - Deputy Sam Flores
- Board Member - Sergeant Zachary Hatch
- Program Director - Deputy Nathan Nguyen
- Secretary - Deputy Cornelius Dutton
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SAL/YSU TEAM
- Sergeant Zachary Hatch
- Deputy Elisha Johnson
- Deputy Cody Cotten
- Deputy Jonathan Walton
- Deputy Kayla Willett
- Deputy Gen Saelee
- Deputy Jonathan Nelson
- Deputy Veronica Cervantes
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SHERIFF'S YOUTH LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
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The SAL Sheriff’s Youth Leadership Academy (SYLA) is a program within YSU, hosted at various school sites throughout Sacramento county. Traditionally, SYLA is offered as an elective course to expose youth to different aspects of civic leadership, law enforcement, and professional careers. SAL deputies facilitate the program by encouraging youth to own their future by making good choices today.
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The Sheriff's Activities League (SAL) is in its second season of the “SAL Friday Night Lights Game of the Week.” The week leading up to the game, YSU deputies visit football practice and hang out with players. On Thursday night after the team's practice, deputies have the opportunity to speak with the entire team and coaches. Lieutenant Trzcinski, Sergeant Meadows, Sergeant Hatch, Sergeant Pfau, Deputy Hauck, Deputy Cotten, Deputy Aduba, and Deputy McDonald serve as guest speakers, while SAL caters a dinner for the entire team to enjoy. On game night, deputies bring out the SAL Humvee and set up a both with prizes and fun gifts for all to enjoy.
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On September 6 and 7, Habitat for Humanity hosted its "Rock the Block" event in the greater Sacramento area. It was an opportunity for business leaders and individuals in our Sacramento region to come together and improve our community by cleaning up and fixing yards and homes. Over 400 people, including Sacramento Sheriff's Office personnel, volunteered for the two-day event by painting, doing yard work, and cleaning up community gardens.
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SAL held its first ever sporting goods drive this year. The events were held at two local DICK'S Sporting Goods stores in Sacramento. YSU would like to thank DICK'S for discounting the price of their supplies and allowing the sheriff’s office to conduct the sporting goods drive at their locations. Most importantly, SAL would like to give a special thank you to the community for being so generous and donating footballs, basketballs, soccer balls, volleyballs, and rubber balls. This event was a huge success and was able to supply several local schools with much needed playground and P.E. equipment.
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BELLA VISTA MARCHING BAND'S 3RD ANNUAL CAR SHOW
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YSU attended the Bella Vista Marching Band’s 3rd Annual Car Show on September 28. Classic car owners from all over the area attend and show off their rides. The event helps support the marching band activities throughout the year.
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As summer comes to an end, SAL hosted the last Unity in the Community event at Foothill Community Park on September 22. This was yet another successful year, and we want to thank all of the sheriff's office personnel and community members for their participation. Each free, community event had a great turnout with more than 1,000 community members enjoying the festivities. The community is given the opportunity to meet Sheriff Scott Jones and other units such as K9, SED, CSI, Search and Rescue, Air Ops, Gang Suppression Unit, and many more. These events are a great way to bridge the gap between the community and law enforcement, while enjoying a nice summer BBQ. Over 200 backpacks, 100 life jackets, and 25 bikes were given away at each of these events.
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ACTIVITY DAY AT BATES ELEMENTARY
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The YSU team participated in Activity Day at Bates Elementary School. The mission of Activity Day is to build the school community. Students went from station-to-station and engaged in fun activities throughout the school blacktop. YSU set up a station where the students learned about being in law enforcement and got to ask questions about all the tools on a police officer’s duty belt. Students also got a chance to wear YSU deputies’ vests and even had relay races with them on! Tobacco abatement officers were also present at the event to educate the students about the dangers of tobacco products.
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YSU deputies started SHOCK this month (Class 19-1). SHOCK is a referral-based diversion program for youth, 12-17 years old, who are demonstrating risky behavior and are at high-risk of entering the criminal justice system. Class 19-1 has students from Antelope, Citrus Heights, Carmichael, and West Sacramento. Over the course of seven weeks, students will hear from guest speakers who work in various areas of the criminal justice system and participate in a weekly life-skills class presented by the Health Education Council. They’ll go on two field trips – one to Sacramento State University’s Peak Adventures Ropes Challenge Course and the other to California State Prison Solano. The students will also participate in team building and problem solving challenges, as well as a drill and ceremony practice. So far, this class has been extremely successful.
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Members of YSU, along with other law enforcement personnel, attended the Student Voices Event held at Liberty Towers. Student Voices is a platform to engage youth in key issues and bolster their involvement in social youth justice. Student Voices gives elected officials, law enforcement, educators, and other key leaders an opportunity to be informed by youth on solutions to end or improve negative situations. Law enforcement leaders shared their perspectives on why it’s important that students come together in peace, how their positive interactions with law enforcement contributes to a thriving community, and the vital role student voices play.
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SAL YOUNG MARINES COLOR GUARD
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In October, the SAL Young Marines participated in a Color Guard encampment at Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area. They received the necessary training to serve as Color guardsmen, went on a hike, raced bikes, and camped in the outdoors.
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FLORIN HS LAW AND THE WORLD
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YSU teaches the junior and senior classes at Florin High School’s Law and the World (LAW) Academy. The mission of the program is to increase diversity in the legal profession by connecting students with the skills and opportunities to be competitive in the job market while acting as advocates for their communities. In addition, SAL sponsors activities and field trips throughout the school year for students to gain firsthand knowledge and experience within the realm of law.
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Every Tuesday at the Boys and Girls Club, the Youth Services Team holds a puppetry program for children aged 6-11. Each week, kids make new puppets from paper plates, spoons, socks, and marionettes, to shadow puppets. They learn about the performing arts and gain skills such as communication, teamwork, and leadership while being creative and having fun!
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RIDE TO SCHOOL WITH A SHERIFF
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On October 18, youth services deputies picked up a fifth grade student, named Aundrea, who had won a ride to school with a sheriff. Deputies bought her and her family breakfast and escorted her to school where deputies had the chance to meet all of Aundrea’s classmates and hand out stickers!
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The Sheriff’s Activities League partnered with the Start Dream Big organization to provide kids with an eight-session course focused on exploring robotics and coding. Kids learned basic computer code as well as engineering principles. The course also instills a foundation of creativity, exploration, persistence, teamwork, brainpower, and discovery. In October, 34 kids successfully graduated from the fall class!
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Youth Services participated in Red Ribbon Week across several schools in Sacramento County. Deputies educated students about alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use and campaigned against violence.
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On October 20, the North Pop, K-9, and Youth Services teams alongside VIPS and other deputies participated in a bike derby and safety fair at the 7
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Day Adventist Church. Guests enjoyed meeting the K-9s, seeing the patrol cars, and racing deputies on their bikes!
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On October 13, deputies attended a Girl Scouts’ troop meeting where they presented about internet safety, drugs, alcohol, and respecting authority. Afterwards, the Girl Scouts got to race each other wearing deputies’ tactical vests and learn about what it is like to be a deputy.
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CHINESE AMERICAN GOLD MOUNTAIN CELEBRATION
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On October 11, deputies attended the Chinese American Gold Mountain Celebration. The event honored charitable work that the Chinese American Council and API community have done alongside numerous supporters of cultural, historical, language, and scholarship programs.
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In efforts to reach out to kids, a program called "Lunchtime with YSU" was created. Deputies are able to foster mentoring relationships with students by handing out junior deputy stickers, providing sports equipment from a recent ball drive, or simply playing sports during their lunch hour! This in turn creates a positive environment that breaks down barriers between law enforcement and students.
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In September and October, YSU visited:
Samuel Kennedy Elementary School
Howe Elementary School
Carmichael Elementary School
Pasadena Avenue Elementary School
Bowling Green Elementary School
Bayside Church Adventure
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On October 30, deputies participated in a Spooktacular event at Swanston Park in the north area. Deputies passed out candy, helped with carnival-style games, and interacted with the community.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
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7-Eleven Walmart
Knighted Ventures
Parkwest Casino Lotus
Berco Redwood Berry Lumber Inc.
Capital Elevator
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18 Grams
711 Club
Amazon
Arden Fair Associates
Asurea
Asian Peace Officers Association
Asian Resources Inc.
Ben Lamera
Boys and Girls Club
Coldwell Banker (David Delihant)
Invictus Foundation
Francisco’s Tacos
Law Enforcement Management Association
Longyear, O’Dea & Lavra, LLP
Nationwide Insurance Keith Jackson
Maita Chevrolet
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Maui Wowi
Paul Barnes Painting
Perko’s Café & Grill
PG&E
Placer 10-35
Pig Bowl presents Guns and Hoses
Rancho PAL
SAL BBQ Team
Sacramento Deputy Sheriff’s Association
Sheriff Scott Jones
Sierra Vista Hospital
Servpro
Sheriff’s Toy Project
Wal-Mart
Wilke, Fleury, Hoffelt, Gould & Birney, LLP
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EMPLOYEE GIVING CAMPAIGN 2019
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Kate Adams
Aretha Allen-Bland
Mitchel Andrews
Austin Barenchi
David Becwar
Randy Boone
Philip Brelje
Scott Brom
Larsson Brunsvold
Deborah Bryan
Kelly Bunn
Kelly Campbell
Veronica Cervantes
Nydia Cuevas-Della Torre
Terry Dahlberg
Robert Davis
Angel Delgadillo
Melissa Dinis
Jose Favela
Samuel Flores
Stacy Friedrichs
Lisa Gayman
Stephanie Gil
Jennifer Griffin
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Veronica Hamel
Zachary Hatch
Robert Hauck
John Homen
Colleen Hounihan
Derek Jackson
Bryan Johnson
Elisha Johnson
John Johnston
Kelly Kirk
Josh Langensiepen
Bonnie Lau
Alistair Le
Cameron Lopez
Chayeng Lor
La Lor
Ian Loza
Brandon Luke
Chet Madison
Teresa Madrigal
Erik Maness
David McEntire
Mario Mendez
Kevin Mickelson
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Gabriel Montano
Nathan Nguyen
Tosca Olives
Maridion Ortiz-Andres
Kristofer Palmer
Matthew Petersen
Brett Powell
Bianca Reeve
Chris Robertson
Bradley Rose
Kionna Rowe
Gen Saelee
Thomas Sugawara
Andrew Swift
Aaron Tarver
Susan Tolman
Cary Trzcinski
Ha Vo
Jonathan Walton
Kayla Willett
Julius Wallace
Robin White
Joseph Whitfield
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