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Spring Valley Lake COP
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Spring Valley Lake Citizen Patrol CONSISTS
of VOLUNTEER MEMBERS from all walks of life
interested in assisting the San Bernardino
County Sheriff’s Department.
Arlene Jones

Spring Valley Lake COP memeber Arlene Jones will be dearly missed by all that knew her.
Arlene joined the SVL COP's in September 2005 with her husband Leonard. After joining it was not long before she and Gerry became very good friends and paired up to patrol. They are both animal lovers is why they got along so good together. She was very active and patrolled many hours in Spring Valley Lake.







Commander Coy Beavor

MEMBERS ARE TRUE VOLUNTEERS,
BOTH RETIRED AND/OR STILL WORKING
AT FULL TIME JOBS. THEY VOLUNTEER
THEIR TIME WITHOUT PAY TO HELP THE
COMMUNITY THEY LIVE IN BE SAFE.



Office:760-951-7836
Home:760-951-7218
Cell: 760-964-4361

QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS
CAN BE EMAILED TO

HMcgill489@aol.com




Qualifications: Must be at least 18 years of age Must be a U.S. citizen Must be a high school graduate or possess a G.E.D. Must have a valid driver's license Pass an oral interview Pass a background investigation Attend the Citizen Volunteer training course Training and requirements: Monthly business meeting Minimum one monthly training session (mandatory attendance at training) Donate 16 hours a month (unit specific) Maintain current First Aid and CPR certification