The 366 Squad Club Charter
501(c)(3)
public benefit nonprofit
Fairfield
Solano County headquarters
CHP
personnel community network
Founded to provide lasting mutual support beyond shift responsibilities, the organization fosters meaningful connections among active duty personnel and retired officers. By encouraging regular social and morale-building activities, we cultivate a supportive environment where nobody carries the weight alone.
Our commitment extends directly into the neighborhoods we patrol, funding emergency relief for families facing crisis and supporting grassroots local charities selected by our membership.
Guided by six operational values
Our framework governs how we support members, manage emergency relief, and invest in local charitable causes.
Fellowship
Service
Compassion
Camaraderie
Building meaningful relationships and mutual trust among members across active and retired service years.
Supporting people and regional communities through positive, direct action without administrative red tape.
Extending prompt financial aid and general assistance to families experiencing unexpected hardship.
Strengthening morale and connection through off-duty gatherings and shared community experiences.
When a squad member faces an unexpected crisis, we step up quietly and without red tape. The road asks everything of our people; this club ensures nobody carries the weight alone.
Board of Directors, 366 Squad Club, Inc.