In spring 1972, Steve Cader was hired as a deputy for the Placer County Sheriff’s Department, marking the beginning of his almost four-decade commitment to California’s police forces. Joining the Lake Tahoe Substation in Tahoe City, Steve Cader quickly established himself as a devoted and talented peace officer. In 1978, he was promoted to Sergeant, and then to Lieutenant in 1981. During his tenure as Lieutenant, Steve Cader also acted as Substation Commander until 1985, when he was transferred to Auburn to work in administration, patrol, and corrections. Steve Cader was once again promoted in 1992, assuming the roles of Captain and Commander of the Criminal Investigations Division. During his time in Placer Country, Steve Cader was active in developing myriad programs that are now essential parts of the county’s forces. Among these are the Mounted Horse Patrol program, the Senior Citizen Volunteers program, and a number of volunteer groups, including Search & Rescue, the Police Reserve program, and the youth Explorer Post program. After resigning from his post as Captain in 1995, Steve Cader moved to the Atherton Police Department as its Chief of Police. As Chief, Steve Cader also served as Chairman of the Technology & Communications subcommittee of the Police Chief’s Association. Steve Cader was instrumental in adopting modern technology, improving departmental communications that enhanced Atherton’s level of safety. By installing Computer Aided Dispatch, implementing a department website, upgrading communications equipment, and outfitting squad cars with defibrillators and surveillance cameras, Steve Cader vastly aided the police department’s efficiency and ability to serve the community more effectively. Having retired in 2000, Steve Cader continues to work part-time with the Cal Expo Police Department. In recognition of his outstanding services, Steve Cader has received multiple awards for heroism, professionalism, and exceptional performance in the line of duty. The FBI has further honored Steve Cader by electing him to serve as a delegate to the First International Symposium on the Future of Law Enforcement.
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