Navajo County, Arizona
Committed to Safety. Dedicated to Service. Proud to Volunteer.
The Navajo County Sheriff's Auxiliary Volunteers support local law enforcement through house watch, event security, patrol, traffic control, search and rescue, and community service — all free of charge to the communities we serve.
- 35+
- Years of service
- 11,000+
- Volunteer hours / year
- 450+
- Homes on House Watch
What we do
How we serve our community
Choose a service below to get started. Every service the Auxiliary provides is free of charge and made possible by volunteers and donor support.
Service Request
Request Our Services
Ask for a trained volunteer presence at your upcoming event — traffic control, crowd management, patrol visibility and more. Free of charge.
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House Watch Program
Going away? Uniformed volunteers in marked Sheriff's Auxiliary vehicles periodically check your home and send you an inspection report.
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Volunteer Application
Give back to your community and support local law enforcement. Must be 18+ and able to pass a background check. We train you at our academy.
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Donate
The Sheriff's Auxiliary is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Your generosity funds crime prevention, safety, and community service across Navajo County.
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Supporting the mission of the Navajo County Sheriff's Office
The Auxiliary supports the mission of the Navajo County Sheriff's Department and is deeply involved in the communities we serve. Formed about 35 years ago, our volunteers handle house watch, neighborhood patrol, special-event security, deputy support, search and rescue, courthouse duty, traffic control, and forest road patrol. Last year alone we provided over 11,000 hours of service — operating purely on donations.
House Watch
Periodic property checks and inspection reports for traveling residents.
Event Security
Trained volunteer presence at parades, festivals, and community events.
Patrol & Visibility
Marked vehicles and uniformed volunteers increasing safety.
Search & Rescue
Assisting Sheriff's deputies at scenes and on search operations.
Ready to get involved?
Request volunteers for your event, enroll your home in House Watch, or apply to join our next training academy. Our services are free of charge.