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Thank you to everyone who participated in today’s Murph at the Academy, honoring our fallen heroes this Memorial Day. Today was about honor, remembrance, and grit — pushing through with purpose while remembering the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. @sbcountysheriff

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. In observance of the holiday, all station lobbies will be closed on Monday, May 25. Regular lobby hours will resume Tuesday, May 26th. If you are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911. For the non emergency line, please contact: Valley Dispatch: (909) 387-8313 Desert Dispatch: (760) 956-5001 We wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

One of the best rides yet! Thank you to the @sbcountysheriff Rangers for another incredible Sheriff’s Rodeo Kickoff Ride. We had nearly 50 riders join us yesterday as we officially kicked off this year’s rodeo season. The camaraderie, tradition and support for our community continue to make this event something special year after year. Tickets for this year’s @SheriffsRodeo go on sale June 1st! Saddle up and we’ll see you there!

Congratulations and thank you for continuing to keep our communities safe.

Today we remembered the heroes of San Bernardino County whose sacrifice will never be forgotten.

It was a pleasure serving on today’s panel at the League of California Cities alongside Sheriff Chad Bianco, Chief Larry Gonzales, Chief Rudy Lopez, and Lt. William Hutchison. We had an important discussion about the funding needed to support Prop 36, the critical role technology plays in solving crimes, and the importance of community-led policing. These are issues we are all passionate about, and I appreciated the opportunity to share our perspectives and work together on solutions that help keep our communities safe. @CalCities @sbcountysheriff @FontanaPD @OntarioPD @RSO @ChadBianco @burrtecwaste

Congratulations Chief Goodman on this well-deserved award! Your leadership, dedication and commitment to serving our communities continue to make a lasting impact. Thank you for everything you do and for representing law enforcement with such professionalism and integrity. @sbcountysheriff

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We had perfect weather this morning for the pre-ride ahead of the Sheriff’s Rodeo Trail Ride! Nothing beats good company, great conversations and time spent out in nature. Just a reminder, the @SheriffsRodeo tickets go on sale June 1st! @sbcountysheriff

I had the opportunity to discuss public safety updates, advancements in technology, and legislation impacting our communities and public safety with the San Bernardino County Special District Board Members tonight. I appreciate the continued partnership and collaboration as we work together to keep our communities safe and informed. @sbcountysheriff

This week in our Nation’s Capital has been filled with heartbreak, honor, and unwavering pride. Standing beside our Honor Guard, department members who participated in the Police Unity Tour, and the families of Deputy Andrew Nunez and Deputy Hector Cuevas Jr. as their names were added to the National Law Enforcement Memorial is something none of us will ever forget. Their sacrifice will forever be etched into that wall, but more importantly, into the hearts of every member of this department and the communities they served so selflessly. To the Cuevas and Nunez families, please know this: you will never walk this journey alone. We will stand beside you today, tomorrow, and always. As we continue our mission of protecting and serving our communities, we will carry Andrew and Hector’s legacy with us in everything we do. We honor them. We remember them. And we will never forget them. @sbcountysheriff

During National Police Week, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Honor Guard gathered for a candlelight vigil to honor and remember our fallen heroes.

Thank you to @SpeakerJohnson for hosting a coffee for our nation’s law enforcement leaders during Police Week in Washington, D.C. It was an honor to spend time with officials from across the country discussing the challenges facing public safety and the continued importance of supporting those who serve and protect our communities every day. @sbcountysheriff @JayObernolte #policeweek

I had the opportunity to meet with our Honor Guard team in Washington D.C. alongside our executive staff to personally thank them for the incredible care, compassion and professionalism they have shown to the families of Deputies Hector Cuevas Jr. and Andrew Nunez during these difficult past few weeks. Their dedication to honoring our fallen heroes and supporting their loved ones reflects the very best of this department. I also want to recognize the countless hours they have committed preparing to compete and represent the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department in the upcoming rifle competition. We are incredibly proud of each of them and grateful for the honor, dignity and respect they continue to display on behalf of our department. @sbcountysheriff @pasbcsd @SBCSDeperez

Honored to represent the Major County Sheriffs of America at today’s congressional briefing in the Senate alongside fellow law enforcement leaders and Jim McDonnell of the Los Angeles Police Department to discuss the evolving role of technology in public safety. Technology continues to play a critical role in helping law enforcement solve crimes faster, improve officer safety, and better protect our communities. Thank you to the Senate Law Enforcement Caucus for bringing agencies together for these important conversations and collaborative efforts. @MCSheriffs @sbcountysheriff @LAPDPoliceChief

I am incredibly proud of Lt. Kari Klaus, Det. Alisha Rosa, and their team for participating in the Police Unity Tour in honor of Deputies Hector Cuevas and Andrew Nunez. The time, dedication, and hard work put into honoring their sacrifice is a true reflection of the heart of this department. Thank you for representing our agency with such pride and for ensuring their memories continue to live on. @sbcountysheriff

National Police Week is a time to honor the heroes who gave their lives in service to others and to remember the sacrifice carried by the families, friends, and partners they left behind. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department proudly remembers Deputy Hector Cuevas Jr. and Deputy Andrew Nunez, who were killed in the line of duty in 2025. Their courage, selflessness, and unwavering commitment to protecting our communities will never be forgotten. Their names and legacy will forever remain part of our department and in the hearts of those who had the honor of serving beside them. As we remember the fallen, we also stand beside the men and women who continue to wear the badge with honor each day. We are grateful for the continued support from our communities as we reflect, remember, and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Spent the morning in Washington, D.C. with the National Institute of Corrections and the U.S. Department of Justice discussing best practices with Sheriffs from across our nation. Thank you as well to Bureau of Prisons Director William Marshall for taking the time to address the group this morning and for sharing his insight on the future of corrections and public safety. @sbcountysheriff @OfficialFBOP @TheJusticeDept

Yesterday I spent time at the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C., honoring the heroes who gave their lives in service to others. I was also honored to accept an invitation from President Trump to attend dinner at the Rose Garden Club at the White House as we begin Police Week in our nation’s capital. @sbcountysheriff @POTUS