KGVY Radio, Tuesday April 14,2008

Green Valley Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers

Carol Roskey

When a rural Green Valley resident went on a trip recently, the key holder went to the house and found that it had been broken into. The thieves came by breaking a large kitchen window. The house was not ransacked and the key holder did not know if anything was missing but the car keys were still on the table. Please be sure and how your house checked if you are going away even for a short time. SAV does this for Green Valley residents, although they do not enter a house if it is found open. A sheriff’s deputy is called to check the house at that point.

An attempt was made to break into the vehicle of a Green Valley resident while the was parked at the Baptist Church on La Cañada. The lock on the driver’s door was smashed but the assailant was not able to get into the vehicle.

Two local real estate agents were battling over placement of for sale signs. One of the agents had received permission from the land owner to place his signs on the person’s property. Another real estate agent placed his signs on top of the original signs, causing an estimated $800 to $1000 in damages. Anyone putting up any kind of signs need to be sure and got the owner’s permission and to not just remove or damage someone else’s sign.

At its April 14, SAV meeting the following hourly awards were given for time donated by the end of March:

1000 hours: Mary Ellen Erickson, Mike Figliola and Carol Roskey

2000 hours Max Kessler

3000 hours Wayne Eels, and Irma Hendricks

5000 hours Bill McNarie

14,000 hours Jim Burt