The Navajo County Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers will walk around your home once a week looking for broken windows, doors ajar, any recent signs of damage or vandalism, signs of water leaks and anything out of the ordinary. Left unattended, unpleasant things can happen to a vacant home; water leaks quickly cause major damage that can be very costly to repair. Unfortunately, unattended homes are also targets for thieves and vandals. We also pick up phone books, papers and things tossed into the driveway, and put these items in an inconspicuous place so it doesn’t look like the home is vacant or unattended. We also send you a quarterly report indicating the date of inspection, time, officer’s badge number and any comments the officer may make about his/her inspection of your property. 

The Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers of Navajo County is a 501(c)(3) organization relying on donations to operate. We have 4 units throughout Navajo county with about 80 dedicated officers who have completed a special volunteer training academy sponsored by the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office. The House Watch Program is available throughout Navajo County. Information is available through the Sheriff’s Office, all deputies and the SAV Facebook page. The Navajo County Sheriff’s Auxiliary Volunteers are proud to have over 350 private homes and several businesses on its list of customers for house watches.

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