Patrol officers in that zone report for duty at the substation. If sentenced inmates pose a risk of escape, they work in chain gangs. The basic menu for lunch is bologna sandwiches. A co-pay plan imposes charges for medical treatment. To help bring police and citizens closer to together, officers' names are on their patrol cars.
People relate better to officers when they know their names.
Typically, a council, consisting of 20 to 30 citizens, will meet once a month to provide valuable feedback on law enforcement problems. The JSO has a victim services coordinator to assist victims. More citizens are stepping forward to organize Neighborhood Watches. They are working together to watch each other's property and report suspicious activity to the police. In a partnership with the Recreation Department, the JSO is asking some Neighborhood Watch program to keep an eye on a park in their neighborhood.