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Cloverdale introduces two new police officers; student liaison reports on school programs

Cloverdale City Council · January 29, 2026
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Summary

Council formally welcomed Officers Lloyd Dowell and Michael Eubank to the Cloverdale Police Department and heard a student-liaison update on Cloverdale High School academic planning, college/career pathways and upcoming closures.

Cloverdale — At the start of its meeting the City Council introduced two new police officers and received a student-liaison report from Cloverdale High School.

Chief (unnamed) outlined the backgrounds of Officer Lloyd Dowell and Officer Michael Eubank, describing Dowell’s previous British Army service and recent police-academy training and Eubank’s athletic background and family ties. Both officers were presented to the council, received pinning and photographs, and were congratulated by council members.

Student liaison Valeria Angiano reported on Cloverdale High School’s January activities, including a course fair, bilingual outreach for incoming eighth-grade families, FAFSA and scholarship support, career-pathway visits (including a Santa Rosa Junior College culinary presentation), and upcoming school closure February 12–16 for Presidents’ Day and the Citrus Fair.

What’s next: Officers will complete field training over coming months; school staff and families will follow the course-request deadlines and outreach calendar provided in the student liaison report.