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    Mission Statement

    The Blaine County Sheriff’s Department strives to provide adequate resources in the action of protecting life, liberty, and property, providing these services with respect, compassion, and integrity.



    Sheriff's Department Command Staff

    Sheriff - [201] J. Oost

    Undersheriff - [202] Vacant

    Chief Deputy - [203] Vacant

    Captain - [204] C. Rivard

    Captain - [205] N. Wakefield

    Lieutenant - [206] Vacant

    Lieutenant - [207] Vacant

    Our Subdivisions!

    Our department has many subdivisions within to allow our members to expand their knowledge and allow us to properly handle any situation at hand!

    Traffic Enforcement Division

    TED Commander: Vacant

    TED Assistant Commander: Vacant

    TED Supervisor: [222] C. Stevens & [234] H. Troy

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    The Traffic Enforcement Division (T.E.D) is a subdivision within the Blaine County Sheriff’s Department that primarily focuses on Traffic enforcement and the suppression of aggressive drivers. All members of T.E.D are expected to be very well versed with the Traffic section (SA107R) within the San Andreas Penal Code. Our Traffic Enforcement Division also utilizes different proactive activities such as DUI checkpoints, and basic maintenance checks to ensure the roads in Blaine County are the safest possible at all times. Deputies active as Traffic enforcement also have the ability to run stationary radar on the County’s busy freeways.

    Game Warden

    Game Warden Commander: [227] Corporal B. Taylor

    Game Warden Assistant Commander: Vacant

    Game Warden Supervisor: Vacant

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    Game Wardens are responsible for upholding all of the fish, wildlife, camping, forest, and marine laws within the jurisdiction of Blaine County and surrounding areas when needed.

    K9 Division

    K9 Commander: [210] Sergeant H. Quirky

    K9 Assistant Commander: Vacant

    K9 Supervisor: [204] Captain C. Rivard & [209] Sergeant T. Evans

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    Our objective in the K-9 specialty division is to enforce the laws of San Andreas with the assistance of our canine workers. Their abilities will be utilized to go above and beyond the strengths of the deputies around them. They will locate drugs, bombs, weapons, victims, and suspects all for the purpose of protecting the citizens of Blaine County, San Andreas.

    Strategic Response Unit

    Special Operations Commander: [205] Captain N. Wakefield

    Assistant Commander: Vacant SA'F

    The Strategic Response Unit (SRU) is a group of the BCSD's most elite deputies. These deputies have been trained as a high performing operator in tactical scenarios. Theses scenarios include barricaded suspects, hostage situations, EOD situations, high risk warrants, and other high risk scenarios. The SRU division has many certifications to aid with these high risk situations which include Tactical Medic (TEMS), Sniper, and the Explosive Ordinances Unit (EOD).

    Criminal Investigations Division

    Chief Investigator: [208] Sergeant C. Johannes

    Asst. Chief Investigator: Vacant

    Investigations Supervisor: Vacant

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    The Criminal Investigations Division (CID) of the Sheriff's Department is tasked with investigating major crimes committed in Blaine County. This includes Homicides, Firearms, Narcotics, Organized Crime/Gangs, Theft, and other high profile cases. Detectives within CID gain evidence of these crimes throughout their investigation which help bring justice to the criminals of San Andreas. They also perform search warrants with SRU, and conduct interviews of witnesses and suspects.

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    Chain of Command

    Sheriff

    The Sheriff is at the top of the Chain of Command. They oversee the whole department and make sure it is operating to its full potential.

    Undersheriff

    The Undersheriff is appointed by the Sheriff. The Undersheriff works hand in hand with the Sheriff and holds the same power as the Sheriff. They are a departmental admin and assist the Sheriff in making final decisions within the department.

    Chief Deputy

    The Chief Deputy is the third-in-command, and oversees larger-scale projects and decisions assigned by the Sheriff and/or Undersheriff that have a large impact on the department as a whole. They play a crucial role in ensuring the department's operations and functionality while working alongside the Command Team.

    Captain

    The Captain will oversee normal patrol deputies and the supervisors of the sheriff’s department. They overlook all subdivisions and the certifications within the sheriff’s department. They play a vital role in ensuring the success of the department and its inner workings.

    Lieutenant

    A Lieutenant is responsible for making sure the department flows smoothly and ensure the Supervisors are on task and making sure they are all on the same page. They oversee the supervisors, assist them with anything they may need or take it up the chain if required.

    Sergeant

    A Sergeant is the very first supervisor position within the Sheriff’s Department. They are expected to be able to assist all Deputies with any of their questions or concerns in and out of game. They will help relay information to their superiors as needed. .They must demonstrate their abilities, such as leadership, teamwork, respect, passion both in and out of patrol.

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