KGVY Radio, Monday, June 9, 2008

Green Valley Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers

Carol Roskey

SAV received a report that floodlights at the entrance to a GV development continue to be broken or stolen. Over 30 floodlights have been stolen over the last year. It continues to happen and it is suspected that the damage occurs at night. Notify 911 if you see anything suspicious.

Golf cart thefts or attempted thefts happened around Green Valley last week In once case, SAV received a report from a GV resident that someone attempted to steal his golf cart from his driveway but since the batteries were dead they didn’t get far. Not all Green Valley residents were so lucky. Don’t provide would be thieves with an opportunity to take your property, keep things like golf carts and golf clubs out of sight and secured.

SAV and the sheriff’s department continue to take reports regarding civil or criminal actions that the owner of the Sahuarita Dental Clinic at 75 W. Calle del las Tiendas is suspected of perpetrating. In this case an attorney contacted one of the former dentists employed at the Clinic about contracts that were signed in the dentist’s name and paid for services not received. The dentist clamed he did not sign such contracts and suspected the former owner of the clinic of forging his name.

June hourly awards for SAV members were received by:

Audrey Shepelak and Kathleen Thomas for 1000 hours

Hollie Hinz for 4000 hours

And Jerry Barber and Michael Herndon for 10,000

Members receive hourly pins in recognition of the number of hours of service they have contributed to SAV.