The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Advisory Council is a non-profit,
public benefit corporation formed to provide funding and additional
support to the Sheriff's Department. The Sheriff's Advisory Council
started in 1988 with 22 members and has grown to more than 100
active members.
The Sheriff's Advisory Council has been successful in augmenting
and supporting local law enforcement agencies, DARE program and
auxiliary units by providing funding for training
and needed equipment. A scholarship fund has been set up for
college students entering the field of law enforcement, and for
children of officers killed or disabled in the line of duty.
