SEBA is the Sheriff's Employees' Benefit Association, proudly representing 4,000+ law enforcement professionals in San Bernardino County since 1946.
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In Episode 02 of UNSCRIPTED, @ChinoHills_PD Deputy Mitchell reflects on connecting with people, finding room for empathy, and the simple legacy he hopes to leave.
“The 4,000+ members of SEBA proudly endorse James Ramos because of his genuine care for the community and for those of us who are sworn to protect it.”
SEBA President Alisha Rosa
Today, we remember Deputy William Smithson
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
End of Watch: October 20, 1907
Forever honored. Never forgotten.
We remember. We honor. We carry on.
Most golfers came prepared to play at this year's SEBA Charities golf tournament. @Mikecanolol came prepared to make them regret it.
Today, we remember Deputy Daniel Lobo, Jr.
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
End of Watch: October 11, 2005
Forever honored. Never forgotten.
We remember. We honor. We carry on.
With the general election approaching, SEBA President Alisha Rosa discusses what’s at stake for law enforcement in statewide races.
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Thank you, Deputy Mitchell, for all you do for the residents of Chino Hills!
In Episode 02 of UNSCRIPTED, @ChinoHills_PD Deputy Mitchell reflects on connecting with people, finding room for empathy, and the simple legacy he hopes to leave.
Some dangers are obvious. Others can’t be seen at all. HAZMAT RESOLVED follows @SBCOUNTYFIRE Hazardous Materials Specialist III Peter Saavedra into a world of unknown chemicals, illegal dumping sites, and hazards most of us never think about.
Watch the full SEBA short documentary on YouTube: youtu.be/Hcay66sUWPE?si=Njih…
Today, we remember Deputy Russ Roberts
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
End of Watch: September 16, 1995
Forever honored. Never forgotten.
We remember. We honor. We carry on.
Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders who ran toward danger when others were trying to escape. We remember their courage, their sacrifice, and the families who still carry that loss. We will never forget.
This Labor Day, SEBA recognizes the men and women who show up every day to serve and protect our communities.
Public safety is demanding work. It requires sacrifice, long hours, missed holidays, and a commitment that doesn’t stop when the rest of the world takes the day off.
To our members working today, and to all working men and women across our communities, thank you for what you do.
Happy Labor Day from SEBA.
SEBA President Alisha Rosa provides an update on the bill, SEBA’s efforts over the past year, and what comes next as AB 1383 awaits Governor @GavinNewsom decision.
As a kid, @sbcountyda Investigator Rodney Tamparong was told he might never be able to run, and therefore couldn't become a police officer. Nearly 30 years later, he's still serving.
SEBA President Alisha Rosa shares the latest on AB 1383 (PEPRA reform), reminds members to update their beneficiary information, and invites everyone to the General Membership Meeting on August 19 for lunch, raffles, and association updates.
Today, we remember Deputy Donald Demeulle
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
End of Watch: July 31, 1986
Forever honored. Never forgotten.
We remember. We honor. We carry on.
