2021 Annual Report

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COAST STATION THE COAST STATION PROVIDES

Members of the Coast Station Sheriff’s

property from locked and unlocked

Auxiliary Volunteer Patrol have contrib-

vehicles. Vehicles parked at hiking trail

uted hundreds of hours of preventative

parking areas have been targeted

patrol, conducted vacation home checks,

frequently throughout the past year.

law enforcement services for all

added other valuable services to the

unincorporated coastal areas from Avila

residents and visitors to the Coast

Beach to the Monterey County line.

Stations area of responsibility. These

This area encompasses the communi-

services are provided on a volunteer

ties of San Simeon, Cambria, Harmony,

basis by a group of dedicated community

Cayucos, Los Osos, Baywood Park,

volunteers who give of their time and

Avila Beach, Edna Valley, and the

talents for the benefit of their neighbors.

assisted in finding lost persons and

unincorporated areas of San Luis

COAST STATION TEAM IS HONORED TO SERVE THE COMMUNIT Y. THE COAST STATION WILL CONTINUE TO LOOK FOR OPPORTUNITIES

working hard to bring the population

Airport and the Diablo Canyon Power

TO WORK TOGETHER

experiencing homelessness together

Plant are also contained in the jurisdic-

WITH COMMUNIT Y

with community-based service

tion of Coast Station.

providers to identify potential

The patrol station is currently staffed by

pathways to shelter and other needed

one commander, two sergeants, and 20

resources. This has continued to be

deputy sheriffs assigned to patrol

an important priority, especially

which includes four senior deputies.

considering the continuing COVID-19

There is also one K9 deputy, one

pandemic, which has affected every

deputy sheriff assigned as a school

person in the community.

resource deputy, one part-time reserve deputy sheriff assigned as a school resource officer, three deputy sheriffs for airport security roles and two legal clerks. Together this team responded to over 23,300 calls for service, processed about 800 arrests in 2021.

2022, THE SHERIFF’S

Coast Station deputies have been

Obispo. The San Luis Obispo County

over 3,000 reports, and conducted

LOOKING FORWARD TO

PARTNERS TO IDENTIF Y ISSUES THAT CAN BE SOLVED IN POSITIVE AND CREATIVE WAYS. Together the Coast Station can maintain a high quality of life,

In 2021, the deputies of the Coast

enhance the safety and security of

Station have seen an increase in the

their community, and bring positive

number of arrests associated with the

outcomes to challenging

possession, use and sales of illicit

circumstances.

narcotics. There has also been an increasing trend of automobile catalytic converter thefts and thefts of personal

LEAD THE WAY ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 21

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