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Commander Abbas: coast station handled 429 calls in July; two new deputies in field training
Summary
Commander Abbas reported 429 calls in July (down from 436), 64 enforcement stops, 41 preventative patrols, and noted five academy graduates with two deputies currently in a 22-week field-training program at the coast station.
Commander Abbas told the board the coast station logged 429 calls for July, down from 436 the prior year, and highlighted law-enforcement activity including 64 enforcement stops and 41 preventative patrol activities. He also announced five recent academy graduates and said two of those graduates are now at the coast station working on a 22-week field-training program to become fully certified deputy sheriffs.
"We had a total of, 429 calls down from 436 in 2025," Commander Abbas said, and described the field-training program as a 22-week period that pairs graduates with experienced deputies. Board members thanked him and had no further questions; the chair then moved the meeting to the next agenda item.
