by aheckman | Feb 15, 2022 | President's Report
2022 is in full swing and most of the evidence suggests it’s going to be a long, tough year for deputy sheriffs. It’s become apparent to almost everyone within the department that we have a staffing crisis on our hands. I recently spoke with a long-time department...
by aheckman | Oct 13, 2021 | President's Report
by David Leonhardi In lieu of a President’s Report this month, I’ve asked that the below summary of Senate Bill 2 from the DSA’s Political Strategist Darryl Lucien be printed instead. Darryl’s summary does a great job clarifying the tenets of the bill. Please send any...
by aheckman | Sep 1, 2021 | President's Report
by David Leonhardi The DSA strives to provide equal representation to every one of our members. As the President of our organization, I take pride in the fact that all our members receive the same benefits, regardless of classification, rank, or position in the...
by aheckman | Aug 1, 2021 | President's Report
by David Leonhardi It’s the middle of summer and the DSA is moving full steam ahead with several exciting projects. We’re thrilled to see the world open back up, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to start hosting events and giving back to members in the...
by aheckman | Jul 1, 2021 | President's Report, Uncategorized
by David Leonhardi Over the past several months, the DSA has been exploring the idea of purchasing and operating the William B. Kolender Sheriff’s Museum in Old Town. On June 10, I presented the DSA board of directors with a purchase price which was agreed to by the...
by aheckman | May 10, 2021 | Latest News, President's Report
by David Leonhardi In the original publication of this op-ed in the San Diego Union-Tribune, I listed some socioeconomic factors that lead to more contacts between deputies and Black citizens. I made that statement without using a citation, but want to clarify that I...
