What's Up in Stallion Springs?

The CSD wants to give a special shout out to the Whitmore family. The Whitmores have always instilled in their kids to be respectful of others and of the environment.

About four years ago Darin began mowing along his roadside all the way to the mailboxes to keep it safe and clear for others.  One year his daughter Kenzie (now 10 years old) wanted to help, but along the way discovered a lot of trash as well.  That's when the Whitmores decided to start picking up trash in the neighborhood.  Kenzie and her brother Wyatt would love to see others out picking up trash in the community and they saw a big need for cleaning up our Horsethief Lake area.  

Picking up trash in your own community is a rewarding task and we couldn't be more proud of this amazing family for caring Stallion Springs and its beauty so much!  Thank you Whitmores, we appreciate you.

Stallion Springs CERT

Dave Cox, Stallion Springs CERT Lead, was happy to report that approximately 400 local residents received their vaccinations which were the most for a single day to this date in Tehachapi. Stallion Springs CERT, you are awesome, CERT Strong, Stallion Strong. Thanks again to Gary Crowell, Chief of Police; Dave Cox, Stallion Springs CERT, want to thank the CERT team for their attendance at the Adventist Health Tehachapi ValleyHospital COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic this past weekend. It was greatly appreciated. They received rave reviews from the Tehachapi Hospital staff and also from Crowell for their participation and performance. Because of this, Adventist Health is planning to vaccinate 1,000 residents in the next upcoming event - almost triple the 400 residents vaccinated last weekend.

 On behalf of the Stallion Springs Police Department, Chief Crowell said, "I would like to personally thank you for your recent contribution of time to the Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley COVID-19 mass vaccinations event on January 30.  I am humbled and very proud of all your hard work and dedication not only to Stallion Springs, but for all of Tehachapi. This event could not have been a success without you."

Police Report

If you have a life-threatening emergency, call 911 and specify to the dispatcher that you live in Stallion Springs. The Stallion Springs Police Department is dispatched through the Kern County Sheriff's Office.

For non-life-threatening issues, please call (661) 861-3110. You may contact us by email or by using the contact information provided on the CSD website http://www.stallionspringscsd.com. If you wish to make an appointment to speak with an officer, contact the CSD at (661) 822-3268. Appointments maybe canceled at any time due to limited police staffing.

The Stallion Springs Police Department encourages our residents and guests to sign up for our Nixle public notification alerts and to create a Smart911 profile. These safety communication systems are free for you to sign up. Please visit www.nixle.com or www.smart911.com now

Neighborhood Watch

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the meeting may be canceled again. Notifications will be sent advising of the status prior to the meeting. If the meeting is changed to a teleconference, instructions will be sent out as to how to join the call. Check the billboard at the entrance to Stallion for further information.

Summer jobs

Stallion Springs Parks and Recreation will be hiring Seasonal Certified Lifeguards. Must have a Red Cross Lifeguard Certificate. More details coming soon. Please check the CSD Facebook pages for updates on available course dates, times, and location or check http://www.redcross.org for courses.

Stallion Springs Board of Directors

The Board meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. normally in the CSD Boardroom. The next meeting will be held February 16 at 6 p.m. in the CSD Board room at the Community Center or Zoom subject to the restrictions created by the Coronavirus. Watch the sign at the entrance for further information.