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Thank you for your interest in the Santa Barbara Sheriffs Office Electronic Monitoring I Sheriff's Work Alternative Programs. The court does not guarantee acceptance into these programs, Sheriff's Office personnel determine program eligibility. If you don't speak English, you must bring an interpreter (18 years or older) to your interview and if you are accepted, the nterpreter must accompany you through the booking process.
You must reside in the Tri-Counties (San Luis Obispo County, Santa Barbara County, or Ventura County) while participating in the program. If you reside outside the Tri-Counties, . your application will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Participants may work outside of the Tri-Counties area, but must return daily to an address within the Tri-Counties unless supervisor approval has been received.
Please follow the instructions below. You must complete this application completely in blue or black ink.
You must turn in the following documents with this application:
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  • Proof of residency (current address on valid government ID OR an item of mail addressed to the applicant which lists the address of residence, such as a utility bill or government correspondence OR a copy of a lease/rental agreement signed by the property owner OR proof of property ownership).

  • Original copies of all court paperwork detailing sentence requirements for applicant.

    • This includes probation terms and conditions.

Failure to provide any of these documents may result in program disqualification.

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9. Have you ever been arrested for any offenses related to violence; sexual misconduct; arson; child molestation; escape; drug usage, possession and/or sales; failure to appear for SWAP?(Required)
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I have read, or had read to me, and have received a copy of the above program and equipment requirements and conditions. I fully understand what is expected of me and the possible consequences of any failure to comply with any of the above rules. I agree to release the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Office and the Santa Barbara County Probation Department; its personnel; the device vendor; monitoring center; SWAP work site, and its personnel from any liability associated with my participation in the program. I further understand that failure to follow program guidelines may result in additional monitoring and restrictions or my immediate return to custody without warrant or court order to serve the balance of my sentence.(Required)
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                The work of the Bomb Squad is painstaking and methodical, requiring extreme patience, specialized training, and attention to detail. These deputies are called when situations are at their most dangerous, and their careful, deliberate approach is what keeps everyone safe.

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                Out in Cuyama, things look a little different. 🌄
                Our Cuyama substation is staffed by resident deputies — meaning they don’t just patrol this community, they live here. They know the backroads, the ranches, the families, and the history.
                In a rural area where backup can be miles away, relationships matter. And in Cuyama, those relationships run deep. 🤝
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                Open post by santabarbaracountysheriff with ID 17921765436101552
                Out in Cuyama, things look a little different. 🌄 Our Cuyama substation is staffed by resident deputies — meaning they don’t just patrol this community, they live here. They know the backroads, the ranches, the families, and the history. In a rural area where backup can be miles away, relationships matter. And in Cuyama, those relationships run deep. 🤝 Small station. Big commitment.

                Out in Cuyama, things look a little different. 🌄
                Our Cuyama substation is staffed by resident deputies — meaning they don’t just patrol this community, they live here. They know the backroads, the ranches, the families, and the history.
                In a rural area where backup can be miles away, relationships matter. And in Cuyama, those relationships run deep. 🤝
                Small station. Big commitment.                 ...

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                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office invites community members to join Deputy Morrell, the new Community Resource Deputy assigned to Isla Vista, and Lieutenant Schmidt for coffee on Thursday, March 19, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at Kozy Coffee – 6560 Pardall Rd.

                This informal event provides an opportunity for residents, students, and local business owners to meet with Deputy Morrell and Lieutenant Schmidt, ask questions, share concerns, and learn more about public safety efforts in Isla Vista. Deputy Morrell and Lieutenant Schmidt will also answer questions related to Deltopia and the revised noise ordinance.

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                Open post by santabarbaracountysheriff with ID 18429061840190829
                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office invites community members to join Deputy Morrell, the new Community Resource Deputy assigned to Isla Vista, and Lieutenant Schmidt for coffee on Thursday, March 19, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at Kozy Coffee – 6560 Pardall Rd. This informal event provides an opportunity for residents, students, and local business owners to meet with Deputy Morrell and Lieutenant Schmidt, ask questions, share concerns, and learn more about public safety efforts in Isla Vista. Deputy Morrell and Lieutenant Schmidt will also answer questions related to Deltopia and the revised noise ordinance.

                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office invites community members to join Deputy Morrell, the new Community Resource Deputy assigned to Isla Vista, and Lieutenant Schmidt for coffee on Thursday, March 19, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at Kozy Coffee – 6560 Pardall Rd.

                This informal event provides an opportunity for residents, students, and local business owners to meet with Deputy Morrell and Lieutenant Schmidt, ask questions, share concerns, and learn more about public safety efforts in Isla Vista. Deputy Morrell and Lieutenant Schmidt will also answer questions related to Deltopia and the revised noise ordinance.                 ...

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                Working together to keep our community safe. 🤝🔒
                Members of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office recently partnered with the United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County to provide facility safety training for their team. Trainings like this focus on practical strategies for recognizing potential threats, improving situational awareness, and strengthening emergency preparedness so staff feel confident responding to a variety of situations.
                Strong community partnerships are a key part of public safety. By collaborating with organizations like the Boys & Girls Clubs, we can help ensure the spaces where local youth learn, grow, and spend time after school remain safe and prepared. 💙
                #SBSheriff #CommunityPartnerships #SafetyTraining #BoysAndGirlsClub

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                Open post by santabarbaracountysheriff with ID 17887584696446139
                Working together to keep our community safe. 🤝🔒 Members of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office recently partnered with the United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County to provide facility safety training for their team. Trainings like this focus on practical strategies for recognizing potential threats, improving situational awareness, and strengthening emergency preparedness so staff feel confident responding to a variety of situations. Strong community partnerships are a key part of public safety. By collaborating with organizations like the Boys & Girls Clubs, we can help ensure the spaces where local youth learn, grow, and spend time after school remain safe and prepared. 💙 #SBSheriff #CommunityPartnerships #SafetyTraining #BoysAndGirlsClub

                Working together to keep our community safe. 🤝🔒
                Members of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office recently partnered with the United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County to provide facility safety training for their team. Trainings like this focus on practical strategies for recognizing potential threats, improving situational awareness, and strengthening emergency preparedness so staff feel confident responding to a variety of situations.
                Strong community partnerships are a key part of public safety. By collaborating with organizations like the Boys & Girls Clubs, we can help ensure the spaces where local youth learn, grow, and spend time after school remain safe and prepared. 💙
                #SBSheriff #CommunityPartnerships #SafetyTraining #BoysAndGirlsClub                 ...

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                📚💚 Today, our team joined the students at @herewegrowelc Preschool to celebrate Read Across America with a special story time.
                Moments like these are a great opportunity to connect with kids in a positive way and encourage a lifelong love of reading. Thank you to our friends at Here We Grow for welcoming us into your classroom! 📖✨
                #ReadAcrossAmerica #CommunityConnection #SBSheriff #ReadingMatters

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                📚💚 Today, our team joined the students at @herewegrowelc Preschool to celebrate Read Across America with a special story time. Moments like these are a great opportunity to connect with kids in a positive way and encourage a lifelong love of reading. Thank you to our friends at Here We Grow for welcoming us into your classroom! 📖✨ #ReadAcrossAmerica #CommunityConnection #SBSheriff #ReadingMatters

                📚💚 Today, our team joined the students at @herewegrowelc Preschool to celebrate Read Across America with a special story time.
                Moments like these are a great opportunity to connect with kids in a positive way and encourage a lifelong love of reading. Thank you to our friends at Here We Grow for welcoming us into your classroom! 📖✨
                #ReadAcrossAmerica #CommunityConnection #SBSheriff #ReadingMatters                 ...

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                When tragedy strikes on our roadways, answers matter. ⚠️

                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office Major Accident Response Team (SMART) responds to serious injury and fatal collisions with one goal: to determine exactly what happened. ⭐️🚓

                These highly trained deputies use advanced investigative techniques including scene mapping, total station measurements, evidence documentation, vehicle inspections, and data retrieval from onboard vehicle systems. Every tire mark, debris field, point of rest, and impact angle is carefully analyzed to reconstruct the sequence of events with precision and professionalism.

                Their work is methodical, scientific, and often painstaking. It can take hours at the scene and weeks of follow-up analysis. But for victims, families, and the courts, accuracy matters.
                Behind the traffic cones and flashing lights is a team committed to facts, accountability, and bringing clarity during some of the most difficult moments our community faces.

                #SBSO #TrafficSafety #CrashInvestigation #PublicSafety

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                When tragedy strikes on our roadways, answers matter. ⚠️ The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office Major Accident Response Team (SMART) responds to serious injury and fatal collisions with one goal: to determine exactly what happened. ⭐️🚓 These highly trained deputies use advanced investigative techniques including scene mapping, total station measurements, evidence documentation, vehicle inspections, and data retrieval from onboard vehicle systems. Every tire mark, debris field, point of rest, and impact angle is carefully analyzed to reconstruct the sequence of events with precision and professionalism. Their work is methodical, scientific, and often painstaking. It can take hours at the scene and weeks of follow-up analysis. But for victims, families, and the courts, accuracy matters. Behind the traffic cones and flashing lights is a team committed to facts, accountability, and bringing clarity during some of the most difficult moments our community faces. #SBSO #TrafficSafety #CrashInvestigation #PublicSafety

                When tragedy strikes on our roadways, answers matter. ⚠️

                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office Major Accident Response Team (SMART) responds to serious injury and fatal collisions with one goal: to determine exactly what happened. ⭐️🚓

                These highly trained deputies use advanced investigative techniques including scene mapping, total station measurements, evidence documentation, vehicle inspections, and data retrieval from onboard vehicle systems. Every tire mark, debris field, point of rest, and impact angle is carefully analyzed to reconstruct the sequence of events with precision and professionalism.

                Their work is methodical, scientific, and often painstaking. It can take hours at the scene and weeks of follow-up analysis. But for victims, families, and the courts, accuracy matters.
                Behind the traffic cones and flashing lights is a team committed to facts, accountability, and bringing clarity during some of the most difficult moments our community faces.

                #SBSO #TrafficSafety #CrashInvestigation #PublicSafety                 ...

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                *UPDATE: class is full- stay tuned for the next offering 📺*🚔✨ Ever wondered what happens behind the badge?
                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is now accepting applications for our Community Academy—a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement in Santa Barbara County!
                👮‍♂️ What you’ll experience:
                📜 History of law enforcement
                ⚖️ Criminal law & patrol tactics
                🗣️ De-escalation communication
                🧪 Forensic evidence collection
                This program is perfect for community members who want to learn more about the Sheriff’s Office—or anyone considering a future in law enforcement. Get an inside look at what it truly takes to serve and protect our communities.
                📅 Class Schedule:
                🗓️ Begins Monday, March 2, 2026
                ⏰ Mondays from 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. through May 4, 2026
                📍 Primarily at the Lompoc Substation, with some sessions in Santa Barbara and Santa Maria
                🎉 Graduation BBQ/Luncheon: Saturday, May 9, 2026
                ⚠️ Space is limited and classes fill quickly!
                📝 Apply by Monday, February 16, 2026
                🔞 Must be 18 years or older
                👉 Apply now at www.sbsheriff.org or email 📧 CommunityAcademy@sbsheriff.org with questions.
                🚓 Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting and educational experience!

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                Open post by santabarbaracountysheriff with ID 18101306344868306
                *UPDATE: class is full- stay tuned for the next offering 📺*🚔✨ Ever wondered what happens behind the badge? The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is now accepting applications for our Community Academy—a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement in Santa Barbara County! 👮‍♂️ What you’ll experience: 📜 History of law enforcement ⚖️ Criminal law & patrol tactics 🗣️ De-escalation communication 🧪 Forensic evidence collection This program is perfect for community members who want to learn more about the Sheriff’s Office—or anyone considering a future in law enforcement. Get an inside look at what it truly takes to serve and protect our communities. 📅 Class Schedule: 🗓️ Begins Monday, March 2, 2026 ⏰ Mondays from 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. through May 4, 2026 📍 Primarily at the Lompoc Substation, with some sessions in Santa Barbara and Santa Maria 🎉 Graduation BBQ/Luncheon: Saturday, May 9, 2026 ⚠️ Space is limited and classes fill quickly! 📝 Apply by Monday, February 16, 2026 🔞 Must be 18 years or older 👉 Apply now at www.sbsheriff.org or email 📧 CommunityAcademy@sbsheriff.org with questions. 🚓 Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting and educational experience!

                *UPDATE: class is full- stay tuned for the next offering 📺*🚔✨ Ever wondered what happens behind the badge?
                The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is now accepting applications for our Community Academy—a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement in Santa Barbara County!
                👮‍♂️ What you’ll experience:
                📜 History of law enforcement
                ⚖️ Criminal law & patrol tactics
                🗣️ De-escalation communication
                🧪 Forensic evidence collection
                This program is perfect for community members who want to learn more about the Sheriff’s Office—or anyone considering a future in law enforcement. Get an inside look at what it truly takes to serve and protect our communities.
                📅 Class Schedule:
                🗓️ Begins Monday, March 2, 2026
                ⏰ Mondays from 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. through May 4, 2026
                📍 Primarily at the Lompoc Substation, with some sessions in Santa Barbara and Santa Maria
                🎉 Graduation BBQ/Luncheon: Saturday, May 9, 2026
                ⚠️ Space is limited and classes fill quickly!
                📝 Apply by Monday, February 16, 2026
                🔞 Must be 18 years or older
                👉 Apply now at www.sbsheriff.org or email 📧 CommunityAcademy@sbsheriff.org with questions.
                🚓 Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting and educational experience!                 ...

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                Congratulations to Acting Lieutenant Neil Gowing (center) on graduating from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute! 🎓👏 This achievement reflects months of intensive leadership training focused on ethical decision-making, effective supervision, accountability, and leading with integrity. We’re proud of Acting Lieutenant Gowing’s commitment to professional growth and thankful for the leadership he brings back to our agency and the community we serve. 💙🚓

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                Congratulations to Acting Lieutenant Neil Gowing (center) on graduating from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute! 🎓👏 This achievement reflects months of intensive leadership training focused on ethical decision-making, effective supervision, accountability, and leading with integrity. We’re proud of Acting Lieutenant Gowing’s commitment to professional growth and thankful for the leadership he brings back to our agency and the community we serve. 💙🚓

                Congratulations to Acting Lieutenant Neil Gowing (center) on graduating from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute! 🎓👏 This achievement reflects months of intensive leadership training focused on ethical decision-making, effective supervision, accountability, and leading with integrity. We’re proud of Acting Lieutenant Gowing’s commitment to professional growth and thankful for the leadership he brings back to our agency and the community we serve. 💙🚓 ...

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