Jurupa Valley Citizens Patrol was formed in 1995 by a group of concerned citizens who wanted to help the Sheriff’s Department in the area. With many hours of classroom and field training and help from local merchants, citizens and our county Supervisor, John Tavaglione we were patrolling our streets and on the way to becoming a true asset to the Sheriff’s Department. We have evolved into a respected organization and have been given many duties and responsibilities.

We have monthly membership meetings which are held at the Jurupa Valley Sheriffs Station the second Thursday at 6:30pm. The meetings are open to anyone interested in becoming a member or to any citizens who want to inform us of concerns they have. Everyone is welcome and invited to attend and see who and what we are. We can be reached by calling the Jurupa Valley Sheriff Station at 909-955-2600. Ask for Deputy Kelley Howell, or contact us through our web site.