Tehama County Deputy Sheriff's Association

10/01/2026

We would like to thank The Major Crimes Anti-Gang/Anti-Drug Board for their generous donation to help fund our athletic programs & David Mobilio Scholarship.

The Major Crimes Anti-Gang/Anti-Drug Board consists of Sheriff Dave Kain, Chief Probation Officer Pam Gonzalez, Corning Police Chief Ed Curiel, Red Bluff Police Chief Quintan Ortega and District Attorney Matt Rogers. The Major Crimes Unit’s Anti-Gang/Anti-Drug Board is responsible for overseeing funds garnered from the seizure and forfeiture of drug assets. The seizure and forfeiture of drug assets and proceeds is strictly governed by California law which mandates that 15% of all seized drug assets be directed toward anti-gang and anti-drug programs, with the goal of keeping children away from drugs and gangs.

The Anti-Gang/Anti-Drug Board has long supported the Police Activities League, Tehama 211 and the Dave Mobilio Scholarship fund. The Anti-Gang/Anti-Drug Board has also supported UpState California Film Commission, Red Bluff Junior Spartans Football and Cheer program,Tehama Creatives and Manton Education Council, all with the goal and intent of providing positive opportunities for youth in Tehama County and to keep youth away from drugs and gangs.

09/26/2026

🎃👻 We’ll be out there! 👻🎃

The Tehama County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association is excited to be part of Treat Street in Downtown Red Bluff! We’ll be there handing out treats and enjoying an afternoon of Halloween fun with our community. 🍬🍫

Bring the kids, dress them up, and come say hi! We can’t wait to see everyone! 🧡🖤

Friday, October 30 | 2–5 PM | Downtown Red Bluff 🎃

🎃👻 TREATS, TRICKS & TONS OF FUN! 👻🎃
Get ready for Treat Street in Downtown Red Bluff! 🍬🍭

📅 Friday, October 30
⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 Downtown Red Bluff

Bring the kids, dress them up in their favorite costumes, and come enjoy an afternoon full of candy, costumes, and Halloween fun! 🧡🖤

🎃 Look for the Treat Street posters in the windows of participating downtown businesses!

Presented by the Kiwanis Club of Red Bluff.

👻🍬 Come dressed to impress… and ready for TREATS! 🍬👻

09/12/2026

💙Happy National Police Women’s Day 2026!💙

Today, we recognize and honor the incredible women who serve our community as members of the Tehama County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association.

These women answer the call with courage, compassion, strength, and dedication. They serve alongside their brothers in law enforcement, often balancing the demands of the badge with the demands of family and everyday life.

Your commitment to protecting and serving the people of Tehama County does not go unnoticed. Your professionalism, sacrifice, and willingness to step forward when others need help make a lasting difference in our community.

Thank you for wearing the badge, answering the call, and representing the Tehama County Sheriff’s Office with pride.

Today—and every day—we are proud to recognize the women who serve. 🇺🇸💙

Happy National Police Women’s Day!

09/10/2026

The Tehama County Sheriff, Dave Kain, will be holding a series of Public Safety Forums throughout Tehama County. The purpose of these meetings is to have direct interaction with the
public to discuss the functions of the Sheriff’s Office, current and future staffing projections, department accomplishments, budgetary limitations, equipment, programs and crime statistics. The Sheriff will also allow this to be an open forum for questions and answers.

For the public’s convenience the three meetings have been scheduled for the following dates, times, and locations:

October 14th 6-8 PM at Los Molinos Veterans Hall, 7980 Sherwood Blvd, Los Molinos

October 20th 6-8 PM at the Red Bluff Veterans Hall, 735 Oak Street, Red Bluff

October 22nd 6-8 PM at the Bowman Community Church, 18335 Bowman Road, Cottonwood

09/25/2025

Help us get Jocelyn to Washington D.C.!

We are sharing this to help one of our young Tehama County Community Leaders experience an awesome academic opportunity. Please donate to sponsor her!

I’m sending this out for my daughter Jocelyn. For those of you who don’t know Jocelyn… Piper Sanchez needs your support for Help Jocelyn Reach Washington D.C.

06/04/2025

A joint statement from the Tehama County Law Enforcement Mangement Association (LEMA) and the Deputy Sheriffs' Association (DSA) announcing the withdrawal of our support of Supervisor Hansen.

03/28/2025

🎓 DSA Scholarship Opportunity! 🎓

The Tehama County Sheriffs' Office DSA Scholarship is now open for applications! This scholarship supports:

✅ Graduating high school seniors continuing their education
✅ Current students enrolled in a trade school
✅ Current students attending a college or university

📢 Eligibility: Open to family members of Tehama County Sheriff’s Office employees and volunteers—including children, siblings, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren.

Don’t miss this chance to receive financial support for your education! Apply today and take the next step toward your future.

📅 Deadline: May 2nd, 2025 4pm
📩 For more info & to apply: https://tehamaso.org/scholarship/

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03/26/2025

It is with profound sadness that the Tehama County Deputy Sheriff's Association mourns the loss of a fellow officer from the Marysville Police Department, who was tragically shot and killed while serving a search warrant related to an investigation into a trans-national drug organization.

This officer, with two years of service, was a valued member of the SWAT team and a proud Army veteran. Their dedication to protecting our communities, their bravery, and the sacrifice they made will never be forgotten.

Our hearts are with the officer’s family, friends, and colleagues. We stand together with the Marysville Police Department and all law enforcement during this incredibly difficult time. Rest in peace, hero. You will always be remembered.

02/10/2025

We are proud to be Sponsors of last week’s High School Rodeo hosted at the Tehama District Fairgrounds! Pictured here is “Rooster” competing on her horse named Yellow.

Rooster is the Daughter of one of our own and we’ve enjoyed getting to watch her grow up and become an incredibly bright and talented woman.

Keep it up, Rooster!