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Sheriff’s office outlines wellness program for deputies, cites 60% engagement and early cost savings

Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors · November 5, 2025
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Summary

Stanislaus County Sheriff and wellness coordinator Susie Powell Roos described a multi‑pronged deputy wellness program — covering physical fitness, peer support and on‑site services — reporting roughly 60% participation and preliminary reductions in days‑away and first‑aid markers; board invited future updates and an Arizona State University study.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office presented an update on a grant‑supported deputy wellness program that officials said addresses both physical and mental health needs of law enforcement staff.

Sheriff Jeff (surname in transcript) told the board the program began about seven years ago and expanded through grant funding to hire a coordinator, Susie Powell Roos. ‘‘That being said, as the program grew, it became a bit more disjointed…we needed someone to coordinate this program and thankfully, through a grant, we were able to select someone and…

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