What is S.A.L.T.?

S.A.L.T. stands for Seniors And Law Enforcement Together. It is a cooperative effort of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, Camas Police Department, Vancouver Police Department, and the senior citizens of Clark County.

What is S.A.L.T.’s purpose?

• To decrease crime and the “fear” of crime in order to raise livability for our seniors.
• To increase and improve senior crime prevention and education.
• To improve local law enforcement’s knowledge of the crime prevention needs of seniors.
• To identify the concerns of local senior citizens.
• To improve senior victim assistance.
• To involve senior citizens in crime prevention and the educational efforts of S.A.L.T. and to raise awareness of the community of these special issues.

What does S.A.L.T. do?

• Monthly meetings featuring speakers on relevant topics such as Elder Abuse Awareness, Understanding Dementia, Senior Health & Fitness, Avoiding Scams, etc.

Currently there is an East Side and a West Side for the public’s convenience in being able to reach the locations. However, any citizen may attend one or more meetings per month.

West side S.A.L.T. meets:

Third Monday of each month at 11 am at 40 & 8 Community Room in Hazel Dell at 7607 NE 26th Ave. Contact person is Kasey Frazier, Clark County Sheriff’s Office, 564.397.3380.

East side S.A.L.T. meets:

Fourth Monday of each month at 11 am at Camas Police Department, 2100 NE Third, Camas, WA. Contact person is Tami Strunk, Camas Police, 360.834.4151.