Annual Report, Year 2011 - Monroe County Sheriff's Office

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Left to right: Director Bill Martin, Captain Chad Scibilia, Captain Gene Thompson, Captain Don Fanelli, Captain Don Hiller, Chief Tommy Taylor, Sheriff Bob Peryam, Colonel Rick Ramsay, Chief Lou Caputo, Chief Mike Rice, Captain Tim Age, Captain Corey Bryan, Captain Joe Mendez, Captain Ted Migala and General Counsel Patrick McCullah. Inset: Captain Penny Phelps, Lt. Colonel Tim Wagner and Chief Joel Widell. 1 Tavernier Plantation Key Largo Islamorada Stock Island Big Pine Key Marathon 1 Key Colony Beach Layton Islamorada Substation Key Largo storefront, Murray Nelson Building Roth Building, Plantation Key Plantation Key Detention Center Key West Freeman Substation Cudjoe Key Headquarters and Stock Island Detention Center Department of Juvenile Justice Monroe County Sheriff’s Office - Annual Report 2011 Marathon Substation Marathon Detention Center Aviation Division Special Investigations/HIDTA 6
Jurisdictional Area The Florida Keys are a chain of islands extending south and west from the southern tip of Florida. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is the primary law enforcement agency providing service to the residents of the county. The agency’s jurisdictional area extends from the Monroe County line at the 112 mile marker of U.S. One (including County Road 905 and a portion of Card Sound Road) to the island of Key West at the five mile marker of the same highway. The agency is also charged with operating county detention facilities and serving civil papers in the entire county. The Sheriff’s Office has its main headquarters building, and its main detention center just outside of Key West on Stock Island. The county is broken up into districts, including the Lower Keys (District One), the Middle Keys (Districts Four and Five), Islamorada (District Six) and the Upper Keys (District Seven). While the Sheriff’s Office is the primary law enforcement agency for Monroe County, other local, state and federal agencies also operate in the Florida Keys. The Florida Highway Patrol investigates most accidents on Keys’ roadways. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission takes care of most waterborne law enforcement activities. The Naval Air Station, located in the Lower Keys, has its own security force. The city of Key West has its own police force, as does the city of Key Colony Beach. The Sheriff’s Office works closely with all law enforcement agencies in the Keys, and enjoys a good working relationship with all of them. General Information The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office has 543 employees, including 192 road patrol deputies, 131 corrections officers, 160 support staff and 60 employees in our South Florida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area office. Sheriff’s Office Locations Headquarters: Located at 5525 College Road on Stock Island, the sheriff’s headquarters building houses all the main administrative offices responsible for day-to-day operations, including the Finance Division, the Human Resources Division, Records and Warrants Division, the Civil Division, Internal Affairs, Information Systems, the Training Division, the Legal Division, the Community Relations Division and Professional Standards. Detectives working Lower Keys cases also have an office in the headquarters building. Housed separately at the courthouse complex in Key West at 500 Whitehead Street is the Sheriff’s Property Division. Department of Juvenile Justice : The DJJ building is located adjoining the sheriff’s main detention facility at 5503 College Road, Stock Island. The first floor is dedicated to a juvenile detention facility run by the Department of Juvenile Justice. The second floor houses the sheriff’s main Supply Office, Juvenile Programs Unit, Victim’s Advocates and an office for detectives with the Sheriff’s Major Crimes Unit, as well as a fully equipped gymnasium used by sheriff’s employees. Freeman Substation - Cudjoe Key: The Freeman Substation, at 20950 Overseas Highway, is at the 21 mile marker of U.S. One, on Cudjoe Key. It is home to Lower Keys Road Patrol and two detectives who work Lower Keys cases. District One runs from the city limits of Key West at the 4 mile marker to the 40 mile marker on the Seven Mile Bridge. Freeman Substation, Cudjoe Key Marathon Substation: The Marathon Substation, at 3103 Overseas Highway, mile marker 48.7 in the city of Marathon, houses Middle Keys road patrol, and detectives. There is a satellite Records Office and Property Division, as well as a civil deputy assigned to the substation. District Four includes the city of Marathon, from the 40 mile marker, on the Seven Mile Bridge to Tom’s Harbor Cut Bridge at the 60.5 mile marker of Highway U.S. One; and District Five runs from Tom’s Harbor Cut Bridge to the Islamorada city limits, at the 74 mile marker of Highway U.S. One. The Sheriff’s Communications building is also in Marathon, housed separately, in the Florida state building at 2796 Overseas Highway at the 47.5 mile marker. Headquarters Building, Stock Island Marathon Substation 7 Monroe County Sheriff’s Office - Annual Report 2011
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