Police Services Feasibility Study - City of Santa Paula

Local Control and Identity
The issue of local control and identity is common among all communities. The
Sheriff’s Department recognizes that each community is unique, with differing
priorities, concerns and solutions. Station commanders or captains confer with
city officials regularly to ensure optimum satisfaction with the quality of services
provided by the Sheriff’s Department. While city officials are relieved of the
burden of managing day-to-day policing operations, the station commander or
captain and city officials work together to identify goals and programs that create
a safer community and strengthen the public’s faith in its local government. Each
contracting city, while sharing many common needs with its neighboring cities, is
thereby recognized as a unique community.
The Sheriff’s Department’s contract cities often utilize distinctive logos on their
dedicated Sheriff’s cars, which reflect the uniqueness of their community. The
following pictures represent those community-based cars for the contracts cities
the Department serves.
Camarillo Police
Thousand Oaks Police
Fillmore Police
Moorpark Police
Ojai Police
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