Santa Cruz County Sheriff
701 Ocean St.
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Phone: (831)471-1121
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Copyright © '03
Sheriff's Service Center701 Ocean St.
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Phone: (831)471-1121
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Copyright © '03
Freedom
The Freedom Sheriff’s Center is staffed by Sergeant
Jeff Marsh, Corralitos Community Deputy Ted Mulder and a crew of
volunteers. Sgt. Marsh can be reached at (831) 763-4420, Monday through
Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.The Freedom Service Center is in transition, while a new office, the South County Sheriff's Service Center, is being built. The new Center will be located at 790 Green Valley Road at Mesa Park, in Watsonville.
The Center serves all unincorporated areas of the county south of Aptos, including Freedom, Corralitos, Green Valley, and Pajaro. The Freedom center is committed to assisting local neighborhoods, businesses, and the agriculture community create a safer, more positive environment in which to live and work. In doing so we hope to forge a strong bond between law enforcement and the community we serve.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Mesa Village
The Mesa Village Project continues to be the most time consuming of all South Sector's activities. Community meetings have been held following the original survey and steps are being made to address Mesa Village Park, Speeding, Street Lights, Cross Walks, Garbage Pick Up Days, and Gang Activity. The Community Survey is scheduled to continue across Green Valley Road into the Pinto Lake Mobile Estates trailer park and toward Doring and Trembley.
National Night Out
The Mesa Village Park Night Out was a huge success. Approximately 200 residents, law enforcement members, and county representatives including Sheriff Mark Tracy, Supervisor Tony Campos, and Watsonville Police Chief Terry Medina met in the park in conjunction with National Night Out to show their initial efforts to "Take Back the Park."
SAL (Sheriff's Activities League) Program
This program is a huge undertaking for the Sheriff's Office and provides athletic programs for youth throughout the county. Deputy Batin has promised the Sheriff a two year commitment in making this program a success.
