Mission Statement - Monroe County Sheriff's Office

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Colonel Richard RamsayLieutenant in the year 2000, placed in charge of allinvestigative functions, including general crimes, crimescene investigations and special teams.He was promoted to Captain in 2001, serving asCommander of Operations at the Main DetentionFacility and then Captain of the Lower Keys District. Hebecame Lieutenant Colonel in 2003, third in commandof the entire office, and has served as Colonel since2004. He has attended the prestigiousFederal Bureau of Investigations National Academy andthe Southern Police Institute’s Command OfficersDevelopment Course. He serves on the board of UnitedWay, the MARC House, the Guidance Care Center, theFlorida Keys Children’s Shelter and the Florida KeysCommunity College Training Advisory Committee.Colonel Ramsay’s depth of experience in law enforcement,and in Monroe County law enforcement, makeshim particularly effective at directing all aspects of theoffice.Sheriff ‘s Command Staff GroupRear, left to right: Patrick McCullah, Director Bill Martin, Captain Don Fanelli, Chief Joel Widell, Colonel Rick Ramsay, Sheriff Bob Peryam,Captain Gene Thompson, Chief Tommy Taylor, Captain Joe Mendez, Chief Mike Rice and Lt. Colonel Tim Wagner.Front, left to right: Captain Ted Migala, Captain Tim Age, Captain Penny Phelps, Chief Lou Caputo,Captain Don Hiller and Captain Chad Scibilia.Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Annual Report - 20106
Jurisdictional AreaThe Florida Keys are a chain of islands extending southand west from the southern tip of Florida. From theMonroe County line at the 112 mile marker of HighwayU.S. One (including State Road 905 and a portion ofCard Sound Road) to the island of Key West at the fivemile marker of the same highway, the Monroe CountySheriff’s Office is the primary law enforcement agencyproviding service to the citizens of the County. Theagency also is charged with operating County detentionfacilities and serving civil papers in the entire County.The Sheriff’s Office has its main Headquarters building,and it’s main Detention Center just outside of Key Weston Stock Island. The County is broken up into Districts,including the Lower Keys (District One), the MiddleKeys (Districts Four and Five), Islamorada (District Six)and the Upper Keys (District Seven).While the Sheriff’s Office is the primary law enforcementagency for Monroe County, other local, state andfederal agencies also operate in the Florida Keys. TheFlorida Highway Patrol investigates most accidents onKeys roadways. The Florida Fish and WildlifeCommission takes care of most waterborne law enforcementactivities. The Naval Air Station, located in theLower Keys, has its own security force. The City of KeyWest has its own police force, as does the City of KeyColony Beach. The Sheriff’s Office works closely with alllaw enforcement agencies in the Keys, and enjoys a goodworking relationship with all of them.General Information and LocationsThe Monroe County Sheriff’s Office has 546 employees,including 187 road patrol deputies, 136 corrections officers,159 support staff and 64 employees in our SouthFlorida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area office.SHERIFF’S OFFICE LOCATIONSHeadquarters: Located at 5525 College Road on StockIsland, the Sheriff’s Headquarters building houses all themain administrative offices responsible forday to day operations, including the FinanceDivision, the Human Resources Division,Records and Warrants Divisions, the Civil Division,Internal Affairs, Information Systems, the TrainingDivision, the Legal Division, the Community RelationsDivision, Professional Standards and Planning andResearch. Detectives working Lower Keys cases also havean office in the headquarters building. Housed separatelyat the courthouse complex in Key West at 500Whitehead Street, is the Sheriff’s Property Division.Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Annual Report - 20107
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