School Police

MISSION STATEMENT 
 

"The Snowline Joint Unified School District Police Department is committed to providing a safe, secure learning and working environment for all Snowline Joint Unified School District students and employees.  This is accomplished through a cooperative effort involving school district employees, parents, law enforcement agencies and the community."

CORE VALUES STATEMENT

PRIDE
INTEGRITY
COURAGE
SERVICE
 
Chief Photo Welcome everyone to the Snowline Joint Unified School District Police Department (SJUSDPD) webpage. Our agency is proud to share with faculty, staff, students, the community, and surrounding agencies our existing status as a State accredited police agency since June 1998, through the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST).

As a fully certified law enforcement agency, we serve to protect all campuses of the Snowline Joint Unified School District. Our department consists of four Police Officers, three Reserve Police Officers, Security Officer Lead, three Security Officers and a Police Technician. Our SJUSDPD team is trained in Critical Incidents, Criminal and Administrative Investigations, Firearms, First Aid & CPR, and Crisis Intervention. We perform Uniform Patrol, Records Management, Traffic and Parking Enforcement, and Special Events. The SJUSDPD shares jurisdiction with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, California Highway Patrol and other emergency services agencies.

On behalf of the Snowline Joint Unified School District Police Department we thank everyone for visiting our page and hope you have found our resources helpful. As always, we thank you for your continued partnership as we strive to create the safest possible environment for all who come to our campuses to learn, work and visit.

Todd Espindola
Chief of Police
 
 
 
~The Snowline Joint Unified School District Police Department is a service-oriented police agency. The Department is staffed by fully-sworn Police Officers, trained and regulated by standards established by the California Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) Commission. The officers have the same authority as a Municipal Police Officer or County Deputy Sheriff.~
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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"What's Up" Safehouse, Anonymous Support

 
"What's Up" By SafeHouse is an app providing anonymous text-communication, 24 /7 with a licensed mental health professional from SafeHouse. Young people 11-24 who are struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts, difficult family situations, bullying and other issues can receive help while maintaining anonymity. Youth are also encouraged to text about any friends they feel may be struggling or are in danger.

SafeHouse of the Desert offers a free, 100% anonymous, 24/7 crisis line manned by trained clinicians.This service saves lives.

Young people can also direct text to 274-637 and type "SHHELP HI" in the message to receive immediate help 24/7. It's always 100% anonymous!

STAFF DIRECTORY

Police Chief
Todd Espindola
Email
 
Police Officer
Tim Mustaikis
Email
 
Police Officer
Lydon Phillip
Email
 
Police Officer
Vacant
 
Police Officer 
Vacant
 
 
Reserve Police Officer
Steve Eastman
CJ Eversole
 
Police Technician
Tracy Grijalva
Email
 
Security Officer
Coni Cummings
Vacant
 
3919 Nielson Rd
Phelan, Ca 92371
 
Office: 760-868-5817 ext. 10910

FAX: 760-868-5674
 
 
If you have any information regarding the person(s) involved in a crime against your school, you are encouraged to call "We Tip" immediately at either of the numbers listed below. You may be eligible for a reward if your information leads to an arrest and conviction. No one will know who made this call!

Witness Anonymous
(800) 732-7463 

Toll Free Nationwide 24 hours (800) 78-CRIME

http://www.wetip.com