Sheriff opens new substation to improve service
March 3, 2010
Workers working in the new and improved Pinal County Sheriff Substation
Florence, Ariz. –The NEW and IMPROVED
San Tan Valley Substation located in the Fry's Shopping Plaza at Combs and Gantzel
(155 W Combs) will open to the public during the Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
on Saturday March 6th, 2010 at 1200 pm.
Sheriff Paul Babeu and Patrol Lt. Doug Brown invites all out to the Grand Opening
Celebration and Safety Fair on March 6th from 10 am- 2 pm in the parking lot in
front of the new substation (155 W Combs).
There will be plenty of health and safety information at the safety fair and great
vendors at the vendor fair. The Sheriff's Office and Johnson Ranch Homeowners Association
have arranged a fantastic day full of fun and safety to include a prescription drug
turn in event in cooperation with the County Attorney's Office and a professional
document shredding company will be on site for FREE document shredding services.
With the warm weather soon arriving, the Sheriff has arranged water safety demos
and information on gun safety. Gun locks will be available from Eddie the Eagle
who will remind kids of what to do if they find a gun. There will be PCSO staff
on hand who will offer youth finger printing, K-9 demos, balloon animals, jumping
castles, face painting, cotton candy, snow cones, popcorn, free food and much more.
Click to enlarge map.155 W Combs Rd. San Tan Valley, AZ 85140
The Law Enforcement Students from CAVIT High School will be hosting a booth to provide
information and collect donations for a trip they are hoping to take to visit Washington
DC during National Police Week in May. They will also be hosting a car wash that
day, near the safety fair, and selling candy bars to raise money for their trip.
Sheriff Paul Babeu expressed excitement over the opening of what he calls the “best
sub-station yet.” Sheriff Babeu said, “The Grand Opening of our new San Tan Valley
Substation in just one of the many steps we are taking to improve service and give
back to our communities. Our Sheriff’s Office has planned a great day. The safety
fair is certain to be a fun-filled event for all ages. We planned this event in
conjunction with our grand opening in an effort to engage our community in taking
steps to stay safe and be healthy while highlighting improved service and reforms.”
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