Rodeo Baseball Damages & Stolen Equipment

Dear Rodeo Baseball Community,

We are deeply saddened to inform you that Rodeo Baseball experienced a devastating incident last night. Our beloved establishment fell victim to a break-in, resulting in substantial losses and damages.

The perpetrators targeted our facilities, making away with valuable equipment, including our POS system, iPad, Pitching Machines, Pizza Warmer, Propane Tanks, and several other essential items. The extent of the damage is significant, with our shed doors, roll-up window and numerous locks suffering major damage.

Initial estimates indicate that the losses incurred amount to approximately $5,000 to $7,000 in damages, with an additional $5,000 worth of equipment now missing. It is disheartening to share that our insurance coverage only extends to the buildings, leaving us facing this financial burden.

We kindly appeal to our close-knit community for support during this challenging time. Your assistance in recovering some of the losses would be immensely appreciated. Let us come together as the strong and resilient community we are, to help rebuild and restore what has been taken from us.

Rest assured, the authorities have been alerted, and a report has been filed with the sheriff's office. We are committed to working alongside law enforcement to bring those responsible to justice.

This incident serves as a stark reminder that we must remain vigilant and proactive in safeguarding our cherished Rodeo Baseball facilities. As we move forward from this unfortunate event, let us unite in our efforts to enhance security measures and ensure the continued growth and success of our community.

Your unwavering support has always been the driving force behind Rodeo Baseball, and we remain determined to emerge stronger together. We thank you for your understanding, your solidarity, and your commitment to helping us overcome this setback.

Let us rally around Rodeo Baseball and demonstrate that in the face of adversity, we can and will do better.

Sincerely,

Rodeo Baseball