Reserve Deputy Sheriff
Address:
199 N. Hangar Way
San Bernardino, CA 92415
Phone:
(909) 387-0641
Become A Volunteer
Click on become a Volunteer. Take the completed application to your local station or save it, then email it to the email address on the application.
The primary mission of the Reserve Deputy Sheriff program is to supplement law enforcement functions at the division level of the department. Reserve Deputy Sheriffs, while on duty, are regarded by the department, and the community, as equal in authority and responsibility with regular deputies and as such are required to meet the same expectations.
- No felony convictions
- No pending misdemeanor or felony court cases
- In compliance with the department tattoo policy
- At least twenty-one years of age
- A legal resident of the United States
- Posses a high school diploma or GED
- Posses a valid driver's license
- Possess a Basic, level I or Level II POST certificate
- 24-hour call-out status
- Monthly business meeting
- Maintain current first aid and CPR certification
- 192 volunteer hours annually (64 hours per trimester)
- Minimum of 24-hours of P.O.S.T. approved training every two years
Click on the icon below to download or print the DOJ CCW Application Form
Retired Reserve Deputy Sheriffs must meet the following:
- Minimum of 10 years Department service as a Level I Reserve Deputy Sheriff
- Applies to past-retired and retiring Reserves
- Also includes those who qualified with 10 years as a Level I and later changed their status to a Level
II, III or Citizen Volunteer - Honorably retired as a member in good standing in accordance with department and POST
standards - No disqualifying state, federal and civil firearm convictions or prohibitions
- Complete the department Retired Reserve Deputy Sheriff CCW Application
- Complete and pass the department CCW firearms qualification
Click on the icon below to download or print the Retired Reserve CCW Application Form

- All retired reserves are required to qualify annually with their firearms
- This form must be provided to the range master for completion and forwarded to Volunteer Forces
upon successful qualification - The form must be used for all annual qualifications regardless of where the range is located
- We will only accept qualifications that occur at a law enforcement range
- Failure to qualify annually will result in the revocation of a CCW endorsed ID card