San Diego County Sheriff's
Julian Substation
2907 Washington St., PO Box 369
Julian, CA 92036
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Emergency: 9-1-1
Dispatch: (858) 565-5200
Business: (760) 765-4718
Fax: (760) 765-4779
The Julian Substation serves an area of over 200
square miles which includes the communities of Julian, Cuyamaca and Santa
Ysabel. The substation is located in the Julian
Historical District. It's "old west" building fits
in with the town's atmosphere.
Julian is a historic gold-mining town located
approximately one hour east of San Diego. It's the premier mountain retreat in
the county with four distinct seasons. Approximately
3,000 to 5,000 visitors come to Julian during peak
seasons and special events.
Cedar Creek Falls Safety
If you are planning to visit Cedar Creek Falls, there are new rules for the safe enjoyment of the park.
- Visitors are required to have a permit. The permit costs $6 and may be reserved at www.recreation.gov. Only 75 permits per day will be issued.
- Alcohol is not allowed in the area
- No jumping or diving from the cliffs
- Swimming is allowed
- No motorized vehicles on the trail
- Horses and bicycles are allowed
- Cars blocking roadways and driveways on the trailhead will be towed at owner’s expense
- The trail is a challenging 5.5 miles roundtrip with no shade from the sun. The hike back is mostly uphill. It’s not for beginners
- Leave your dog at home. The trail is not easy on the paws because it is littered with sharp rocks and the surface gets very hot
- Dress appropriately for the hike and each person will need a gallon of water
- Cell phone signal is limited in the area
Sheriff’s Deputies and U.S. Forest Service Rangers will strictly enforce the permit requirements and the ban on alcohol and cliff jumping. They will take appropriate law enforcement
actions on violations of local, state and federal laws, which can include a citation or arrest and fines.
PATROL
Resident deputies respond to calls for service,
patrol the community, conduct preliminary investigations
and attend community events.
SENIOR VOLUNTEERS
These dedicated volunteers provide many valuable services to
the community including the following:
▪ Make vacation home security checks
▪ Visit the homebound (You are Not Alone –
YANA)
▪ Enforce handicapped parking regulations
▪ Patrol in marked SVP vehicles
▪ Conduct residential and business security
surveys
▪ Assist in locating Alzheimer’s patients
Volunteers undergo a background check, receive
training to perform their duties, and are asked to work
a minimum of six hours per week. Volunteers are always
needed. If you’re interested in becoming a Senior
Volunteer at the
Julian Substation, contact Deputy Craig Rembold (858) 694-3303.
CITIZEN ADVISORY GROUP
Mission Statement: To conduct
meaningful and constructive dialogues between the San
Diego Sheriff’s Department and citizens in the Rural
Enforcement Division on law enforcement concerns, issues
and priorities and ensure that the citizens’
expressed concerns are addressed in a collaborative and
effective manner.
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department initiated
the Citizen Advisory Group (CAG) based upon the
recognition that members of the community are an
integral part of any law enforcement strategy. The
department knows the community has insights and perspectives that can assist
Sheriff's deputies control and prevent crimes in the
communities they serve. Thus, the CAG provides a
forum to encourage open communication between law
enforcement and the community. The Julian CAG hopes
to foster a greater sense of ownership on behalf of the
citizens in addition to a greater sense of collaboration
with law enforcement officials in the east county.
