CSO Raquel Shabazz
559-621-6110
I’ve been a CSO with Fresno PD for three years now. I love working with the community and helping in anyway I can. It gives me joy to see smiles on peoples faces. I spend all my free time with my family.
CSO Danny Guzman
559-621-6244
Defined by his commitment to community and family, Navy Veteran Danny Guzman serves the Central Policing District as their Crime Prevention CSO. Danny’s fourteen years in the Navy’s Military police, followed by a role as a health care supervisor provided great training in customer service, problem solving and conflict resolution.
Since joining the Fresno Police Department, Danny has nearly doubled the size of his Neighborhood Watch members/groups and is focused on education, empowerment and engagement of many more in years to come.
Father to 3 sons, Danny and wife Maricruz enjoy road trips, sports, and cheering the 49’ers, Giants and Lakers on to well-deserved victories.
CSO Shaun Flores
559-621-6308
I grew up in Madera and my family’s experience in the military and law enforcement encouraged me to enter the field. At the age of fourteen I became a police explorer for Madera Police Department and at age 21 became a volunteer. I’m grateful for my time with Madera PD as it strengthened my draw to the noble profession of law enforcement. The desire to safeguard my community and make a positive impact was ingrained in me from an early age.
I had pursued a career as a Correctional Officer but due to injuries sustained on the job, my career path shifted. With the support of my family and friends, I continue to pursue my career in law enforcement, fueled by passion and a deep-rooted sense of duty. My journey from a police explorer to a Community Service Officer has been an arduous one, marked by unexpected detours and challenges. However, through resilience, determination, and the unwavering support of my loved ones, I have found fulfillment and meaning in my career. Every day, I strive to protect and serve the community I have grown to call home, motivated by the belief that I can make a positive difference in people’s lives.
CSO Josanna Ramer
559-621-6425
Josanna Ramer, retired Senior Child Support Officer, served her community for over 20 years working for the County of Fresno Department of Child Support Services. Following a desire to be even more hands on with acts of service she joined the Fresno Police Department in 2021 as a Community Service Officer. Recognizing Josanna’s dedication and spirit, the PD quickly promoted her to CSO II, then to Field Training Officer and most recently to Northeast Crime Prevention Specialist.
A Fresno native, with a strong valley identity, Josanna is passionate about taking care of the community she calls home. She has been involved in numerous community events alongside her church and other volunteer events.
Josanna enjoys learning American Sign Language and has recently begun her journey of completing her bachelor’s degree for ASL interpretation and plans on using her ASL skills when interpretation is needed to assist FPD Officers. Between work and studies, she also enjoys woodworking, yardwork, thrifting, reading, and anything art related; she is also an active participant in the Craft Fair Community.
Married to a Police Officer she cherishes the time her and her husband get to spend together whether it’s going to MLB games, hanging out with family or spontaneous road trips/traveling they try to make every moment count. She is also an avid animal lover with seven doggies of her own and dreams of owning an animal rescue farm one day!
CSO Marily Rendon
559-621-6530
Marily Rendon of the Northwest Policing district is closing in on two years as that district’s Crime Prevention CSO. Marily’s choice to join the PD was an inevitable one, as she tells us that she always knew that she’d be an officer someday.
Having lived most of her life in the valley, Marily considers herself a native and has dug into the community with the enthusiasm that only comes with a strong Valley identity. Marily’s passion for community translates into passion for engagement as she parlays interest and commitment into new NW groups.
Marily is just a minute away from completing her Bachelor’s degree in criminology, and plans on applying this education to further her career with the FPD. Between work and studies, Marily enjoys watching and cheering her younger brother at his soccer games and hunting for bargains!
CSO Raquel Shabazz
559-621-6110
I’ve been a CSO with Fresno PD for three years now. I love working with the community and helping in anyway I can. It gives me joy to see smiles on peoples faces. I spend all my free time with my family.
CSO Danny Guzman
559-621-6244
Defined by his commitment to community and family, Navy Veteran Danny Guzman serves the Central Policing District as their Crime Prevention CSO. Danny’s fourteen years in the Navy’s Military police, followed by a role as a health care supervisor provided great training in customer service, problem solving and conflict resolution.
Since joining the Fresno Police Department, Danny has nearly doubled the size of his Neighborhood Watch members/groups and is focused on education, empowerment and engagement of many more in years to come.
Father to 3 sons, Danny and wife Maricruz enjoy road trips, sports, and cheering the 49’ers, Giants and Lakers on to well-deserved victories.
CSO Shaun Flores
559-621-6308
I grew up in Madera and my family’s experience in the military and law enforcement encouraged me to enter the field. At the age of fourteen I became a police explorer for Madera Police Department and at age 21 became a volunteer. I’m grateful for my time with Madera PD as it strengthened my draw to the noble profession of law enforcement. The desire to safeguard my community and make a positive impact was ingrained in me from an early age.
I had pursued a career as a Correctional Officer but due to injuries sustained on the job, my career path shifted. With the support of my family and friends, I continue to pursue my career in law enforcement, fueled by passion and a deep-rooted sense of duty. My journey from a police explorer to a Community Service Officer has been an arduous one, marked by unexpected detours and challenges. However, through resilience, determination, and the unwavering support of my loved ones, I have found fulfillment and meaning in my career. Every day, I strive to protect and serve the community I have grown to call home, motivated by the belief that I can make a positive difference in people’s lives.
CSO Josanna Ramer
559-621-6425
Josanna Ramer, retired Senior Child Support Officer, served her community for over 20 years working for the County of Fresno Department of Child Support Services. Following a desire to be even more hands on with acts of service she joined the Fresno Police Department in 2021 as a Community Service Officer. Recognizing Josanna’s dedication and spirit, the PD quickly promoted her to CSO II, then to Field Training Officer and most recently to Northeast Crime Prevention Specialist.
A Fresno native, with a strong valley identity, Josanna is passionate about taking care of the community she calls home. She has been involved in numerous community events alongside her church and other volunteer events.
Josanna enjoys learning American Sign Language and has recently begun her journey of completing her bachelor’s degree for ASL interpretation and plans on using her ASL skills when interpretation is needed to assist FPD Officers. Between work and studies, she also enjoys woodworking, yardwork, thrifting, reading, and anything art related; she is also an active participant in the Craft Fair Community.
Married to a Police Officer she cherishes the time her and her husband get to spend together whether it’s going to MLB games, hanging out with family or spontaneous road trips/traveling they try to make every moment count. She is also an avid animal lover with seven doggies of her own and dreams of owning an animal rescue farm one day!
CSO Marily Rendon
559-621-6530
Marily Rendon of the Northwest Policing district is closing in on two years as that district’s Crime Prevention CSO. Marily’s choice to join the PD was an inevitable one, as she tells us that she always knew that she’d be an officer someday.
Having lived most of her life in the valley, Marily considers herself a native and has dug into the community with the enthusiasm that only comes with a strong Valley identity. Marily’s passion for community translates into passion for engagement as she parlays interest and commitment into new NW groups.
Marily is just a minute away from completing her Bachelor’s degree in criminology, and plans on applying this education to further her career with the FPD. Between work and studies, Marily enjoys watching and cheering her younger brother at his soccer games and hunting for bargains!