Frederick County Sheriff's Office (Maryland)
The Frederick County Sheriff's Office (FCSO) is the primary law enforcement agency serving a population of 222,938 residents within the area of Frederick County, Maryland. Accreditation Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement (CALEA) Commission on Accreditation (CAC) American Correctional Association National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) Overview The Frederick County Sheriff's Office (FCSO) is organized into two different bureaus (Law Enforcement Bureau & Corrections Bureau), which consists of divisions, sections, and services. Sheriff's of Frederick County, Maryland Sheriff Charles A. (Chuck) Jenkins, 2006-Present Sheriff James W. Hagy, 1994-2006 Sheriff Carl R. Harbaugh, 1990-1994 Sheriff Robert C. Snyder, 1982-1990 Sheriff Donald C. Barnes, 1974-1982 Sheriff Richard O. Baumgartner, 1970-1974 Sheriff Crummell P. Jacobs, 1966-1970 Sheriff Horace M. Alexander, 1953-1966 Sheriff R. Paul Buhrman, 1953 Sheriff Guy Anders, 1946-1952 Headquarters The Frederick County Sheriff's Office (FCSO) shares its headquarters building with the local Maryland State Police (MSP) unit (Barrack B-Frederick) and the Frederick County Emergency Communications (FCEC) Center. Law Enforcement Bureau Operations Division The Operations Division consists of three operational sections: Patrol Operations- Patrol Teams Honor Guard K-9 Program Community Deputies School Resource Officers (SRO) Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement (PACE) Team Traffic Unit Civil Order and Firearms Surrender Programs Special Operations- Crime Analysis Criminal Investigations Section Evidence Unit Pawn Unit Narcotics Investigations Section Crisis Negotiation Team SWAT The Special Operations unit comprises the Criminal Investigations, Gaming, Pawn, Special Assignment, Task Force, and Crime Analysis sections. A Juvenile Specialist, Evidence Custodian, and the Special Services Team are also part of Special Operations. Judicial Services- Civil Process Unit Court Security Unit A Civil Process unit, Child Support section, Court Security force, and Alarms/Permits unit are part of Judicial Operations. Administrative Services Division The Administrative Services Division consists of three administrative support sections to include : Personnel Services- Background & Recruiting Police Information Specialist Records Section Personnel Services includes the Background/Recruiting, Polygraph, and Accreditation sections. Fiscal Services- Agency Property Management Billing Coordination Budget Development & Management Capital Improvement Projects Grants Planning & Research Purchasing Quartermaster Fiscal Services comprises the Budget Development and Management, Planning & Research, Grants, Capital Improvement Projects, Purchasing, Quartermaster, Agency Property Management, and Billing Coordination sections. Support Services- Building Management Community Services Section Crime Prevention Crossing Guards Intern Program Training Support Services includes the Police Information Specialist, Records Section, Fleet Management, Building Management, Victim Services, School Resource Section, Community Services Section, Crime Prevention, Youth Services, Crossing Guards, Reserve Deputies, and Volunteer sections. Training Services includes the In-Service Training, Police Academy Training, Field Training, Intern Program, Citizens Police Academy, and Community Assistance Patrol Academy sections. Corrections Bureau Administrative Division Accounting Procurement & Budgeting Personnel Logistics Inmate Records Accreditation Technology Background Investigations P.R.E.A Compliance/Disciplinary Office Security Division Security Operations Transportation Unit Emergency Response Team Central Booking Gang Intelligence 287 (g) Program IGSA Program Community Services Division Alternative Sentencing Program Work Release Program Home Detention Program Pretrial Services Unit Inmate Services Division Classification & Programs Food Services Medical & Mental Health Services Incidents 2013-In December 2013, Deputy First Class Todd Joia was charged with entry