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Patrol Operations Division Captain Kevin Stiff 941-954-7011 | kevin.stiff@sarasotagov.com In 2015, with the promotion of Deputy Chief Pat Robinson, then Lieutenant Kevin Stiff was promoted to Captain over the Patrol Operations Division. Patrol Operations is commanded by a Captain and one Deputy Commander who holds the rank of Lieutenant. Patrol Operations directs the Traffic/Motor Unit, K-9 Unit, Marine Unit, Homeless Outreach Team, and the Community Relations Unit comprised of the Crime Prevention Officers, School Resource Officers, and the Citizen’s Volunteer Program. There are four 12-hour Patrol Shifts. Each shift is supervised by a Lieutenant and three Sergeants. Uniformed Officers are placed into three districts within the City of Sarasota—North, Central, and South. Each officer is assigned to one of four Walking Beats or one of ten Patrol Zones in the City of Sarasota. Patrol Operations Captain Kevin Stiff The Deputy Commander of the Patrol Operations Division is also assigned as the Commander of Traffic/Motor Unit, K-9 Unit, Marine Unit, Homeless Outreach Team, School Resource Officer Unit, Crime Prevention Unit, and the Citizens Volunteer Program. Arrests Made 4,475 Officer Tim Bales conducting traffic enforcement Citations Written 6,351 Warnings Written 4,783 Vehicle Crashes Investigated 3,382 Field Interviews Conducted 814 Employee Observations 113 Marine Patrol Call-Outs 13 CNU Call-Outs 6 SWAT Call-Outs 6 Traffic Unit Call-Outs 21 Honor Guard Events 15 16
K-9 UNIT The K-9 Unit is part of Patrol Operations and is comprised of three Uniformed Officers, one Sergeant and their K-9 Partners. In 2015, SPD added two new K-9’s to their unit, Coti and Bronson. Officer Jake Nelson and K-9 Partner Bronson To help keep them safe, the Retired Law Enforcement Association of South West Florida generously donated K-9 ballistic vests. Calls for Service 754 Arrests 42 Time Deployed for Patrol 101 Narcotic Searches 13 Public Demonstrations 26 Apprehensions 27 PROJECT LIFESAVER The Sarasota Police Department is proud to offer Project Lifesaver to the citizens of Sarasota County. This program is a resource for those who are caregivers of patients suffering from Alzheimer’s, Dementia, and Autism. It is designed to quickly help locate those patients who wander away from their caregivers. Citizens enrolled in the Project Lifesaver Program wear a small personal transmitter around the wrist or ankle that emits an individualized tracking signal. If an enrolled client goes missing, the caregiver notifies their local Project Lifesaver agency and a trained emergency team responds to the wanderer’s area. Most who wander are found within a few miles from home. As a result of this program, search times have been reduced from hours and days to minutes. Total Clients 65 Call-Outs/Rescues 8 Visits to Clients 963 Community Presentations 50 Volunteer Hours 1,300 Officer Nick Dominis and K-9 Partner Coti
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