Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station

The Twin Peaks Sheriff Station will be closed Monday, January 18th 2021 in observance of the holiday. We will resume normal business hours Tuesday January 19th, 2021. If you need assistance, dispatch can be reached by calling 909-337-6131 or by using the tan dispatch phone located to the right of the front entrance inside the bathroom lobby.

The Twin Peaks Sheriff Station will be closed Thursday December 31st and Friday January 1st in observance of the holiday. We will resume business hours Monday January 4th, 2021. If you need assistance, dispatch can be reached by calling 909-337-6131. There is also the tan dispatch phone located to the right of the front entrance, inside the bathroom lobby. Wishing you a safe and happy holiday.

Thank You to Randy and Sandals Church. Yesterday, 10/28/20 Randy with Sandals Church stopped by with tons of treats for everyone to enjoy. Thank you for the support and your generosity! #SBSDTwinPeaks #SandalsChurch #ThankYou

Tomorrow, Oct 20/21 from 8am-4pm, SR-330 will be closed in both directions from Live Oak Dr to Highland Ave due to a culvert repair project. Use SR-18 as a detour, SR-38 has an active slope repair project due to El DoradoFire.

The Twin Peaks Sheriff Station will be closed Monday October 12, 2020 in observance of Columbus Day. Our dispatch phone located in the restroom lobby is available, or you can contact dispatch at (909) 337-6131. Have a great weekend.

We continue to feel the support from our community as the outpour of appreciation continues, and we send a THANK YOU to Travis and Krystin Snyder of Advantage Backhoes. The Snyders were extremely generous in having an appreciation lunch catered by Lucilles Bar-B-Que Smokehouse. The food was delicious, with plenty for both our day and night shift. Thanks again to the Snyders and all from Advantage Backhoes. #SBSDTwinPeaks #Lucillesbbq #AppreciationLunch #ThankYou

The Lady Be Aware course is back. Reserve your spot by emailing [email protected]

Today Marlyn and Rick Dinon presented the Twin Peaks Station with a painting of an SBSD deputy in the snow. The painting was hand painted by Marlyn herself and will be on display in the SBSD Michael Dest training room here in the station. From all of us at the station, Thank You! #SBSDTwinPeaks #ThankYou #BeautifulPainting #MarlynDinon #RickDinon

We had some very generous visitors stop by last week with tons of treats for our deputies to enjoy. We send a big THANK YOU to the Wallace Family and to Janet Geyer. #SBSDTwinPeaks #ThankYou #Cookies #Treats #WeLoveOurCommunity

The County has developed guidance for residents who plan to celebrate Halloween, which outlines how activities like trick-or-treating or trunk or treating can be enjoyed safely. Read more at https://wp.sbcounty.gov/cao/countywire/?p=8920

Last Saturday evening, 09-12-20, deputies arrived at the station for shift change and were met with an appreciation BBQ. A huge Thank You to Nathan Diones for sponsoring the BBQ and to Pop Pop’s Hot Dog Co. for providing and serving the food and refreshments. Hot dogs and lemonade were exactly what morning shift needed to end their day, and for night shift to begin theirs. While deputies are here to serve the community and expect nothing in return, every act of service and kind word we receive from our community always means so much. #SBSDTwinPeaks #ThankYou #Appreciationbbq