Siskiyou County honors Deputy Sheriff Daniel Robles for 28 years of dedicated service

During the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors meeting on April 15, 2025, significant recognition was given to local law enforcement and emergency services personnel, highlighting their dedication and service to the community.

One of the key moments of the meeting was the acknowledgment of Deputy Sheriff Daniel Robles, who has served the community for an impressive 28 years. Although Deputy Robles was unable to attend, the board expressed deep gratitude for his commitment to public safety and his contributions to training new officers at the police academy. Sheriff LaRue emphasized Robles' dual service in the California National Guard and his instrumental role in shaping future law enforcement professionals.

In addition to honoring Deputy Robles, the board celebrated Owen Cabildo Malden, the first recipient of the Siskiyou Peak of Excellence Award. This award recognizes employees who demonstrate exceptional commitment and adaptability in their roles. Owen, a member of the County Office of Emergency Services, was commended for his outstanding contributions, which foster a culture of excellence within the county.

The meeting also featured heartfelt remarks from Deputy John Erickson, who reflected on the importance of camaraderie among law enforcement officers. He emphasized the need for officers to support one another, reinforcing the idea that they are part of a family dedicated to serving the community.

As the meeting concluded, the board members unanimously adopted proclamations honoring both Deputy Robles and Owen Cabildo Malden, reinforcing the county's commitment to recognizing the hard work and dedication of its public servants. These acknowledgments not only celebrate individual achievements but also highlight the broader goal of fostering a supportive and effective community service environment.