March 31 to April 7
Summary of Calls for Service
Total Calls Received:
Types of Calls: 185
• Accidents: 4
• Agency Assist: 4
• Alarm: 5
• Ambulance: 41
• Animal Calls: 8
• City of Stockton: 5
• Check Person: 3
• Check Vehicle: 4
• Disturbances: 3
• Domestic Incidents: 1
• Drug-Related Incidents: 1
• Driving While Intoxicated: 2
• Extra Patrol: 10
• Fire: 3
• Follow-Up Investigation: 4
• Information: 52
• Juvenile Call: 0
• Motorist Assist: 3
• Paper Service: 15
• Prisoner Transport: 6
• Property Damage: 0
• Suicidal Subject: 1
• Suspicious Activity: 0
• Suspicious Person: 0
• Suspicious Vehicle: 2
• Traffic Complaint: 6
• Traffic Hazard: 0
• Warrant Service: 2
• Welfare Check: 4
Arrests Made
Total Arrests: 3
Traffic Enforcement
• Traffic Stops: 9
• Citations Issued: 1
• Warnings Issued: 8
Message from the Chief Deputy
Have a Plan for Severe Weather
As we head into the spring season, it’s important to remember that severe weather can develop quickly and without much warning. Tornadoes, high winds, hail, and flash flooding are all possibilities in our region this time of year. That’s why now is the time to have a plan in place—not after the storm sirens sound.
Severe Weather Preparedness Tips:
• Know where to go. Identify the safest place in your home, such as a basement or interior room on the lowest floor, away from windows.
• Have multiple ways to receive alerts, including weather radios, mobile apps, and local news stations.
• Build an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, medications, and a phone charger.
• Make a family communication plan so everyone knows how to reach each other and where to meet if separated.
• Don’t wait. When a warning is issued, take immediate action.
Our deputies are prepared to respond when disaster strikes, but your personal preparedness can save lives and reduce the risk of injury. Talk with your family, check your supplies, and review your safety plan today.
Clay Jeffries
Chief Deputy
Cedar County Sheriff’s Office
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