An Animal Control Officer will meet you there. Voice Mail Appointments are necessary to meet an Officer at the shelter. Please call first for all fees. There are currently four full-time Records Clerks and a Records Supervisor responsible for processing any of the reports and criminal justice records created by the patrol division. Records houses the departments computerized Management Information System, which includes laptop computers that are utilized by the patrol officers on the street to complete reports for downloading into the main computer records system.
Referral information is provided about other agencies that can assist in facilitating recovery.
A personalized overview of the Criminal Justice Procedure is given. These officers are also responsible for providing D.A.R.E. training to any of the elementary schools, as well as the new Middle School program. They are trained to respond to the scene of a crime, the hospital, the police building or a residence. Their primary function is to do literal interpretation of things spoken between officer and suspect, officer and victim, victim advocate and victim, records personnel and the public. The academy is held in the evenings for three hours a night, one night a week for 10 weeks.