The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the basic functions of the School Resource Officer and his or her collaboration with educators. Students will learn current trends, gangs, drugs, crisis intervention, child abuse, mentorship, security/safety, and juvenile law. Click for Flyer
This course will provide students with the knowledge necessary to conduct background investigations for law enforcement agencies. It will provide officers with the tools to complete a proper and thorough Background Investigation that satisfies two goals, assuring compliance with all applicable minimum standards for employment and screening out candidates who...
Course Description: This course is designed to provide patrol-level, sworn personnel with the competence and knowledge to safely conduct enforcement and investigative stops on suspected or known outlaw motorcycle gang (OMG) members. Course includes case law, historical information, past and current trends as well as scenarios to better familiarize sworn...
Course Description This course provides the history, characteristics, structure, and dynamics of specific street gangs, prison gangs, motorcycle gangs, gang members and their associates. The course will also address officer safety issues and gang prosecution. Learning Topics • History of gangs • Types of gangs • Understanding PC 186.22 •...
Course Description Course teaches current DUI and Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST) materials and curriculum established by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the IACP. Course meets prerequisites for ARIDE and DRE set by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Designed for sworn law enforcement who have responsibilities for...
Course Description This course is designed for the experienced Field Training Officer (current or former), and includes updated instruction in liability, documentation, and teaching techniques with an emphasis on the FTO/Trainee relationship. This course satisfies California Code of Regulations Section 1004(d) which states, “Field Training Officers must complete 24-hours of...
Course Description D.L.I. is a 16-hour leadership development program for sworn and non-sworn agency members at various levels. Its goal is to help students recognize and adopt leadership potential. Students will study a variety of leadership models, the importance of value-based decisions, how to recognize their role as a leader,...
Course Description POST standardized curriculum introduces new law enforcement supervisors to the role, responsibilities, and resources available for their new position. This course meets the POST mandate to complete a supervisory course within twelve months of appointment to first-line supervisor (POST Regulation 1005a) and is taught in a facilitated format....
Course Description This course is designed for the experienced peace officer recently appointed to the position of Field Training Officer. This course will have a strong emphasis on the FTO/trainee relationship and a strong focus on teaching techniques. Learning Topics - Ethics - Adult Learning - Documentation - Legal Issues...
The Regional RAN Board meeting will be at Sheriff's Headquarters in the upstairs conference room on May 8, 2024, beginning at 1000 hours. The agenda is below. Agenda Call to Order RAN Board Introductions Recognize Alternates Approve Minutes - May 3, 2023, Meeting Public Comment Consent Calendar (Staff Reports) AFIS...
The Local RAN Board meeting will be at Sheriff's Headquarters in the upstairs conference room on May 8, 2024, beginning at 0900 hours. The agenda is below. Agenda Call to Order Introduction of New RAN Board Members New Member Recognize Alternates Approve Minutes - May 3, 2023, Meeting Public Comment...
Course Description POST standardized curriculum introduces supervisors to the role, responsibilities, and resources available for their position. This course is POST-certified and is taught in a facilitated format to encourage leadership and team building in supervisors. Who should attend? All non-sworn employees who act in a supervisory capacity. All attendees...
Jeremy began his career with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department in 1998, graduating from the Frank Bland Regional Training Center, Academy Class 134. Jeremy has worked various assignments during his career, including the West Valley Detention Center, High Desert Detention Center, Barstow, Apple Valley, Victorville, Hesperia, and Victor Valley Patrol Stations, Gangs and Narcotics, Inland Regional Narcotics Enforcement Team, and the Employee Resources Division.
Jeremy received a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Cal State University San Bernardino, holds numerous certificates from the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, and is a member of several law enforcement associations.
Jeremy was promoted to Deputy Chief in April of 2024 by Sheriff Shannon Dicus and oversees the Special Operations Bureau.
John Wickum was raised in the city of Rancho Cucamonga and has been a lifelong resident of San Bernardino County. John became interested in law enforcement at a young age, joining the Sheriff’s Explorer program at Rancho Station in 1985. John began his career with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department in 1991, graduating from the Frank Bland Regional Training Academy class #103.
John has worked various assignments during his career, including Central Detention Center, Foothill Detention Center, West Valley Detention Center, Victor Valley Station, Narcotics Division, Specialized Enforcement Division, Apple Valley Station, High Desert Detention Center, and most recently the Captain for the Victorville City Station.
John holds numerous certificates from the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. He attended Chaffey College and California Coast University, Irvine. He is a member of many law enforcement organizations, serving on the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Rodeo board and he is currently the Liaison for the Sheriff’s Rangers.
Sheriff Shannon Dicus promoted John to Deputy Chief in March 2024. John is currently assigned to the Detention and Corrections Support Bureau and the Court Services Division.
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Garth Goodell began his career with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department in 1993 as a reserve deputy sheriff. He was hired full time in 1995 and attended the 120th session of the Sheriff’s Basic Academy.
Garth’s law enforcement career began with his first custody assignment at West Valley Detention Center. He was later assigned to patrol operations at Morongo Basin, Chino Hills Station and Gangs / Narcotics.  As a detective, he was assigned to Hesperia Station and the Specialized Enforcement Division. As a sergeant, Garth was assigned to Twin Peaks Station and Chino Hills Station. Following his promotion to lieutenant, Garth was assigned as the commander of the Centralized Classification Unit and later as the lieutenant for the Specialized Enforcement Division. As a captain, Garth has held command assignments at Employee Resources Division and Chino Hills Station.
Garth earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice Management from Union Institute and University and his Master of Business Administration from California Baptist University. He holds numerous professional certificates and memberships and is also a graduate of the FBI-LEEDA Leadership Trilogy and the California Police Chiefs Executive Leadership Institute at Drucker School of Management.
Sheriff Shannon Dicus promoted Garth to Deputy Chief in July 2023. As Deputy Chief, Garth is responsible for the Personnel and Emergency Services Bureau.
