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SIMI VALLEY

POLICE OFFICER ASSOCIATION

Serving Simi Valley On and Off Duty

Simi Valley Police Officers Association badge featuring an American flag and text

SIMI VALLEY

POLICE OFFICER ASSOCIATION

Serving Simi Valley On and Off Duty

The Simi Valley Police Officers’ Association represents the line-level Police Officers and Sergeants, who serve with pride every day. Our mission goes beyond the badge. We advocate for the well-being of our members, support community programs, and work to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the residents we serve.


Welcome

Dear Residents, Business Leaders, and Community Members,

   On behalf of the Simi Valley Police Officers’ Association and as your Simi Valley Police Officers Association President, I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support and for visiting our site.

   Every day, our dedicated officers protect lives, property, and constitutional rights while embracing the core values of community, integrity, and service. Our commitment stretches far beyond routine duties—from supporting local youth and charitable organizations to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with our neighbors in times of need.

   In an ever-evolving, fast-paced world where transparency and open communication are essential, we are proud to introduce our new interactive website and social media platforms. These resources are designed to keep you informed, connected, and engaged with the heart of our community.

   Thank you once again for supporting our mission to build a safe, strong, and prosperous community. Together, through steadfast service and unwavering integrity, we will continue to make a positive difference in the lives of those who need it most.

Sincerely,

Corey Baker, President, Simi Valley Police Officers’ Association

COMMUNITY SERVICE INTEGRITY
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In Memoriam

Officer Michael Frederick Clark

Born: August 12, 1966 


End of Watch: August 4, 1995 


On August 4, 1995, Officer Michael F. Clark was tragically shot and killed while responding with fellow officers to a welfare check on a suicidal individual at a residence on Aztec Court in Simi Valley. Officer Clark had served with the Simi Valley Police Department for only four months at the time of his death, but he brought with him more than five years of law enforcement experience from the Los Angeles Police Department, as well as distinguished service in the United States Marine Corps. 

Following the incident, the assailant was wounded by other officers, taken into custody, and later convicted of second-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison and denied parole in 2021. 

Officer Clark was just 28 years old. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer, and son, Bayley, who was 5-months old at the time. 


His sacrifice remains an enduring reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face in their commitment to protecting others. To honor his legacy, the Simi Valley Police Department holds an annual ceremony led by the Honor Guard at the station’s flagstaff. 


Several lasting tributes carry his name: 

- In 2008, the street leading to the police station’s main entrance was dedicated as Officer Michael Clark Memorial Parkway.


- In August 2016, the Highway 118 First Street overpass bridge was renamed the Simi Valley Police Officer Michael Clark Memorial Overcrossing.


-Gone but never forgotten

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Officer

Michael Frederick Clark

Born: August 12, 1966 


End of Watch: August 4, 1995 


On August 4, 1995, Officer Michael F. Clark was tragically shot and killed while responding with fellow officers to a welfare check on a suicidal individual at a residence on Aztec Court in Simi Valley. Officer Clark had served with the Simi Valley Police Department for only four months at the time of his death, but he brought with him more than five years of law enforcement experience from the Los Angeles Police Department, as well as distinguished service in the United States Marine Corps. 

Following the incident, the assailant was wounded by other officers, taken into custody, and later convicted of second-degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison and denied parole in 2021. 

Officer Clark was just 28 years old. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer, and son, Bayley, who was 5-months old at the time. 


His sacrifice remains an enduring reminder of the dangers law enforcement officers face in their commitment to protecting others. To honor his legacy, the Simi Valley Police Department holds an annual ceremony led by the Honor Guard at the station’s flagstaff. 


Several lasting tributes carry his name: 

- In 2008, the street leading to the police station’s main entrance was dedicated as Officer Michael Clark Memorial Parkway.


- In August 2016, the Highway 118 First Street overpass bridge was renamed the Simi Valley Police Officer Michael Clark Memorial Overcrossing.


-Gone but never forgotten

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