News Release
SBSC Hosts Shelter Court At 2026 Veterans Stand Down Event
San Bernardino Superior Court Hosts Shelter Court At 2026 Veterans Stand Down Event
News Release
San Bernardino, CA— San Bernardino Superior Court is pleased to announce its participation in the Annual Veterans Stand Down & Shelter Court event on October 14, 2026. The event will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Miller Park, 8459 Wheeler Avenue, Fontana, and will bring together resources and services to support local veterans.
This event, is in collaboration with multiple San Bernardino County agencies and hosted in the City of Fontana, and will bring together a coalition of county departments, legal services, and community organizations to provide essential resources and support to veterans, their families, and the broader San Bernardino County community. Collaborating agencies include the San Bernardino County Probation Department, San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office, San Bernardino County Public Defender’s Office, the Sheriff’s Department, Veterans Affairs, the City of Fontana, and the Fontana Police Department.
The Shelter Court component of the event offers eligible individuals the opportunity to resolve outstanding legal matters in a compassionate and accessible setting, thereby helping to remove barriers to housing, employment, and stability. Judge Ingrid Uhler and Commissioner Carrie Halgrimson will be holding hearings during the event.
Available Services Include:
- Legal Services & Shelter Court
- Housing Assistance
- Employment Information
- Medical & Dental Exams
- Mental Health Consultations
- DMV Services
- Hygiene Kits, Clothing & Blankets
- Veteran Benefits & Social Services
- State Disability & Unemployment Information
“The Veterans Stand Down Event demonstrates what can be accomplished when public agencies and community organizations come together with a shared purpose. We are honored to support efforts that connect veterans with services, resources, and opportunities that help them move forward,” said Presiding Judge Rod Cortez.
“This event is about meeting individuals with compassion, respect, and practical support. We are grateful to partner with organizations across the county to help veterans connect with resources that can make a lasting difference in their lives,” said Court Executive Officer Anabel Z. Romero.
For media inquiries, contact the Communications and Public Information Office via courts-pio@sb-court.org.