Miray Kara

Serving SLO with calm, care, and a sharp eye for the little things 🚓

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

Thank you to our neighborhoods for another fantastic National Night Out! Special thanks to our partners at CHP SLO and SLO City Fire Department Emergency Manager Joe Little for joining us.

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

Attention SLO: Fireworks are scheduled at Cal Poly Spanos Stadium Wednesday around 8pm and 9pm for WOW. Please don’t report them to dispatch. Help keep phone lines open for emergencies.

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

@love_natticha पारदर्शी छानबिन र सार्वजनिक श्वेतपत्रले मात्र जनताको विश्वास कायम राख्न सक्छ

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

We’re looking for a few more teams to play in the Law Enforcement Torch Run Golf Tournament. This event supports local Special Olympics athletes. Get your team signed up today.

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

@Meiliynty น้ำตาลตอบไวมาก ส่วนราชานี่ขำจนหยุดไม่ได้เลย

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[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

We’re hiring Entry-Level Public Safety Dispatchers. Apply by 5pm, September 7, 2026. Salary: $79, 560–$108, 212 annually plus full benefits. High school diploma or GED and 40 WPM typing required.

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

@flowers_pulse คอนเซปต์อบอุ่นมาก มัมวัฟคือแรงสนับสนุนสำคัญที่ทำให้มิ้ลค์เลิฟเดินมาถึงวันนี้จริงๆ განსაკუთრებითช่วงอิงค์ปา

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

Back-to-school season is here! Welcome back Officer Caleb McCornack, SLO’s School Resource Officer. With 26 years in law enforcement, he’s dedicated to helping students grow. Say hi when you see him on campus!

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

SLO: A bake sale is happening now at Fuller & Poinsettia to support young Max. Thanks to CSO Morris for visiting these sweet kids and Max. We love you, buddy.

[Miray Kara @MirayMk]

At 1am Saturday, patrol found a highly intoxicated man trapped in San Luis Creek after he fell down an embankment. With SLO City Fire’s ladder, he was rescued and taken to a hospital with minor injuries.