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\"We're gonna be focusing on this aggressive driving detail on the main intersections and in the school zones,\" Borgstadt said. He warned drivers will not receive warnings for passing a stopped school bus with flashing lights and an extended stop sign.

Borgstadt described a community outreach campaign using the department's mascot, Bowser the tortoise, to remind motorists to slow down near schools. Bowser will appear at local schools, starting with Village Meadow School on the first day of classes, to help draw motorists' attention to reduced speeds and student safety.

The department also intends to post reminders in school zones and maintain visible patrols to discourage red-light running, speeding and other aggressive driving behaviors that endanger students and other road users.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","20250725 First Watch","oneSentenceSummary","Corporal Scott Borgstadt said Sierra Vista Police Department has initiated targeted enforcement in high-collision areas and will increase school-zone patrols next week, using a mascot tortoise named Bowser to promote slower driving near schools.","taxTitle","Cochise County, Arizona","taxId",27859,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6589778,"County volunteer transport program seeks drivers to expand service beyond Sierra Vista",374,1707000,2081000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5476448-f1dd7fb62c143c890b99752302dbc7e3&start=1707&end=2081","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5476448-f1dd7fb62c143c890b99752302dbc7e3/thumbnail_1707000.jpg","/articles/6589778/Cochise-County/Arizona/County-volunteer-transport-program-seeks-drivers-to-expand-service-beyond-Sierra-Vista","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589778-ab423d279c9907a23ab974db835eb706/orig.mp4?Expires=1770907515&Signature=kWw1AOI~IoOw3D1kgbn1zVObXvXDfdX90YYfs-pPo~QIBkVILSsQGrCQc8Svxd-27AeNBVBJoco9Eg8o7ot39hOsmtZRfMze~IVshMKQsnXisVMj-wSBDj0sa9BLk2S7JdJJkN7tUS-4P8A7jSjSUwLWmz9WtYir2XaV~B7X-dwAOCg5b4RS9RWFrj2QTpaqJwAXzrtjJ~eFDoElgTWHvGjBEWrKeLwRt9btcrmPWdgg6ofoV6B-UmAD6snDGifTlE-D~ZPvwTz0KPQ3BbvGoTTgYKZCyz650T73VPsiurM9BgIHHhLmgd3uaGFZmmTL1nhgqTjAR9molZElImubRg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kim Gill, director of Volunteer Interfaith Caregiver Program (VCAP), described the nonprofit's transportation service on the radio and said the group needs more volunteer drivers to reach outer parts of Cochise County.

\"Currently, I looked this morning, we have 67 registered volunteers. On any given month, I have between 35 and 40 active volunteers who are driving folks all over the place,\" Gill said. She noted VCAP provides donation-only rides for people 60 and older or those who are medically disabled, helping clients get to medical appointments and grocery shopping; volunteers use their own vehicles and receive mileage reimbursement.

Gill said the organization has limited coverage in several towns and is seeking volunteers in Bisbee, Douglas, Tombstone and Benson. She invited residents to call the VCAP office to register as a volunteer or as a client: (520) 459-8146. Gill described a screening and orientation process for volunteers and said volunteers generally are retirees who give time and vehicles to help neighbors.

VCAP has operated countywide from a Sierra Vista base for more than 30 years, Gill said, and she has been with the program eight years and director for five. She said expanding volunteer recruitment is essential to continue providing no-cost rides as volunteers themselves age into client status.","Volunteer Interfaith Caregiver Program (VCAP) in Sierra Vista provides donation-based rides for residents who are 60 or medically disabled and is actively recruiting volunteer drivers to extend service into outlying Cochise County communities.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6589783,"Huachuca City schedules National Night Out and back-to-school fair; police display vehicles bought with grants",167,1434000,1601000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5476448-f1dd7fb62c143c890b99752302dbc7e3&start=1434&end=1601","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5476448-f1dd7fb62c143c890b99752302dbc7e3/thumbnail_1434000.jpg","/articles/6589783/Cochise-County/Arizona/Huachuca-City-schedules-National-Night-Out-and-back-to-school-fair-police-display-vehicles-bought-with-grants","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589783-b3f75c9dde4c04587386e349d4308ae3/orig.mp4?Expires=1770907515&Signature=IwLV4lvYKCln3H-D9jb2ayeyQv4j628DWwEcBmZZpZCi4nsgHfeoI5CCxlREJeG0Igs-74tyfGeV3JcJOUZZNAlOOTdt7656xQ~~q5q-9-mnKNzxl-EpfJNSnkQhgvGRKpClUg3oPy2vOKuruDMnEJdtuvMg-n5GE-9vdj5w2KC2cdkbntjjMNJqrbBp1hjZ0LPdqdBJVSoeSQ28wWFYlZ0wFxNWbt~D~GYh9us9VsrV9JQHpyYyHUhaNY599MVsAwy9e9mH8s6a7H-DGrCEyEZmbJXqNgdAvU5GwPoz1NYfu78Uei9AWICgdZRAJojqAwQ6hXgVsFmExXAB5FP00w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Huachuca City Police Chief Wyatt Berry said the city will host a combined National Night Out and back-to-school fair at the town complex, running from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with free haircuts beginning at 5 p.m. The event will include booths from local and federal public-safety agencies, school \"meet the teacher\" activities and donations of backpacks and school supplies.

\"It's gonna be from 6 to 07:30PM at the town complex behind town hall and the haircuts start out at the library at 5PM,\" Berry said. He said the event will feature representatives from area law-enforcement agencies and federal partners including Customs and Border Protection and Drug Enforcement Administration personnel, as well as local fire departments and health organizations.

Berry said the department will display new patrol vehicles purchased through grants and town leasing: three vehicles acquired via a Department of Emergency Management Assistance (DEMA) grant totaling about $300,000, two 2023 Tahoes funded by Operation Stone Garden grants, and one leased vehicle dedicated as the school resource officer car. Berry also described a paid part-time officer program the town began to supplement shift coverage and retain certified officers at lower cost.

The chief thanked local donors and organizations for supplying food, school items and volunteers, and invited all residents to attend the free community event.","Huachuca City Police Chief Wyatt Berry invited residents to a combined National Night Out and back-to-school fair featuring free haircuts, school supplies and law-enforcement displays; the department will show several new vehicles purchased with federal grant funds.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6589787,"Cochise County sheriff recounts courtroom rescue, urges new jail and highlights local law-enforcement work",354,116000,470000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5476448-f1dd7fb62c143c890b99752302dbc7e3&start=116&end=470","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5476448-f1dd7fb62c143c890b99752302dbc7e3/thumbnail_116000.jpg","/articles/6589787/Cochise-County/Arizona/Cochise-County-sheriff-recounts-courtroom-rescue-urges-new-jail-and-highlights-local-law-enforcement-work","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589787-b4b069b30316f3864c2842357aa36b1b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770907515&Signature=DXnq8hKFWBNM2A1ttUAFlWzpJFkC3nV1vOnMZNKiN~~wIuLFu9qmj1KdQZ3q40YoeTy7HF6rUPnXHsEVuPceWRLrBnrm5u76Y1ZVEG1rtlJJVX2cGmcUfJ498~-3-Wtrvqg9sfvMGHwj81hAr4ufwiNblIGEecLdwWjst5s4FnuZ9Q3V-M10XKXe386Q9mp4LzQM4ebSJalAz7omABZ9h6CicuoWN2bED72HJCKvmbzgtxH4UUgd4SPq4eoqxqgAbDG-y~KEMV584xZlOOlpR6I1RgT2OrDsBezGeHr6NYNjiQq3otagS1cDRBmuTSxwfhqp9tmrATA1ZZ1HRoAiwA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sheriff Mark J. Daniels recounted on-air that he helped revive a colonel who collapsed and briefly lost a heartbeat during a law-enforcement summit, and used the episode to underline the value of bystander CPR. \"He had no heartbeat,\" Daniels said of the attendee, and later: \"He lived. He lived.\" Daniels described administering CPR, requesting an AED and continuing resuscitation until the man regained signs of life.

Daniels also reiterated his public support for creating a new Cochise County jail, saying a recently released position paper will be included in a pamphlet backing the proposal. \"We support a new jail. This ain't about personalities,\" Daniels said, adding that the county's current jail is about 40 years old and \"needs to be torn down.\" He emphasized that the construction estimate covers building costs only and does not include ongoing operational expenses.

On law-enforcement operations, Daniels said Cochise County investigators made early arrests in a high-profile Golden Acres home-invasion case and that the sheriff's major-crimes and SWAT teams have been active across the county. He said two people were in custody related to the home invasion and later described multiagency search warrants tied to a long-term investigation into drugs and kidnapping that yielded four arrests. \"They took four into custody on that one,\" Daniels said, describing the work as multiagency and ongoing.

The sheriff highlighted training gains through Cochise College: he said a new academy class enrolled eight recruits, the program draws students from multiple rural agencies and benefits from new dorms, a firing range and a driving track. Daniels described a driving-simulator ribbon cutting and said the simulators map county roads so small agencies can train on local routes.

Daniels used the broadcast to issue public-safety reminders as monsoon-related flooding continued, urging residents not to drive through closed roads and repeating the standard warning: \"Turn around, don't drown.\" He also warned drivers to secure loads after a personal incident in which road debris shattered his windshield; he said unsecured loads are a violation and called it \"littering\" when debris falls from vehicles.

Daniels touched on staffing and community activities: he praised volunteer first responders and a long-serving volunteer, and previewed an upcoming schedule of Friday-night high-school football coverage. He also clarified a recent local news item involving a sheriff's commander in a traffic accident, saying the commander was off duty and describing the incident as an accident that could be treated as a civil infraction rather than criminal conduct.

The sheriff closed by urging residents to follow Cochise County public-safety posts for road-closure updates and school-safety reminders as the academic year begins.","Sheriff Mark J. Daniels recounted performing CPR on a collapsing attendee at a law-enforcement summit, reiterated support for a new Cochise County jail (construction only), and described recent multiagency investigations and training partnerships including Cochise College’s expanded academy and driving simulators.","actionData","errors"]

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Sierra Vista PD starts aggressive-driving detail, launches school-zone 'Bowser' safety campaign

County volunteer transport program seeks drivers to expand service beyond Sierra Vista

Huachuca City schedules National Night Out and back-to-school fair; police display vehicles bought with grants

Cochise County sheriff recounts courtroom rescue, urges new jail and highlights local law-enforcement work