Sheriff Bill Brown is Sworn in as the New CSSA Secretary
Sheriff Brown is Slated to Become CSSA President in 2017
Santa Barbara- Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown is the new Secretary for the California State Sheriffs’ Association (CSSA). CSSA is a non-profit organization made up Sheriffs from the 58 counties in California and includes thousands of citizens who are associate members. On Wednesday, April 30, CSSA held its 120th annual conference installation banquet in San Luis Obispo where California Governor Jerry Brown swore in the new CSSA 2014-2015 slate of officers. Sheriff Bill Brown moved up the ranks of the organization and was sworn in as the new Secretary after previously serving as the Treasurer. He first became a CSSA officer two years ago when he was elected by his peers as the Sergeant-at-Arms. Sheriff Brown is in line to become CSSA’s President in 2017.
Sheriff Brown said, “I’m honored to take on this new role as an officer of the California State Sheriffs Association. I look forward to continuing to help represent California’s 58 elected sheriffs as we speak with one voice on public policy legislation and other matters pertaining to the protection of all Californians.”
CSSA was created in 1894 as a way for the chief law enforcement officer in each county to communicate and share information with each other. The goal of the organization is to speak as a collective voice on matters of public safety and to improve the delivery of law enforcement services to the citizens of California.
