Sandi McCabe’s story is a powerful testament to the transformative impact of Code Enforcement. When she first encountered the team, she was facing significant property violations that posed challenges for her and her neighborhood. However, instead of seeing enforcement as a setback, McCabe embraced the opportunity for change. With the support and guidance of the Code Enforcement team, she not only brought her property into compliance but also used the experience as a catalyst to turn her life around.
Motivated by this fresh start, McCabe pursued her education with determination—earning her GED and later achieving a remarkable milestone by obtaining her bachelor’s degree. Her journey reflects the deeper purpose of Code Enforcement: not just maintaining community standards, but empowering individuals to build better futures. Today, McCabe’s success stands as an inspiration, proving that with perseverance and the right support, positive change is always possible.
Additional County Update News – Feb. 13, 2025
- Residents urged to prepare as season’s strongest storm arrives
- Board actions
- County Public Works recognized with three awards for outstanding projects
- ARMC recognized by American Association of Critical Care Nurses with Gold Beacon Award for Excellence
- San Bernardino County Agriculture/Weights & Measures receives highest federal honor for efforts in eradicating invasive fruit flies
- San Bernardino County Museum honored as “Best of the Best” in the Inland Empire
- Supervisor Baca, Jr. named chair of the Continuum of Care Board
- Caregivers needed for county’s older adults and individuals with disabilities
- SBC Probation Super Bowl game plan: Conduct DUI compliance checks
- San Bernardino County destinations: Oak Glen Preserve
- Call for submissions: Share your favorite San Bernardino County destinations
- San Bernardino County history: Town of Earp
- Things to do
- Pet of the week
- Jobs of the week