About the Oakland County's Sherriff Office
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OUR SHERIFFMichael J. BouchardOakland County's Longest Serving Sheriff, serving since January 1999 |
OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is the largest "full service" Sheriff's Office in the State of Michigan. With a current jurisdictional population of 1.2 million residents, the Sheriff's Office services over 343,000 of those residents through law enforcement contracts in 15 different communities and corrective services for nearly 1600 inmates. The coverage area also encompasses 450 inland lakes.
Sheriff Michael J. Bouchard oversees over 1,500 department employees and manages an annual budget of over $224 million.
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is comprised of three main groups, the Corrections, Courts and Technology Group, and the Law Enforcement Services Group, as well as an Administrative Services Division.
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE GROUPS
- Law Enforcement Group (Executive Commander: Major Russell Yeiser)
- Corrections, Courts and Technology Group (Executive Commander: Major Larry Perry)
SHERIFF'S OFFICE DIVISIONS
- Administrative Services Division
- Corrective Services Division (Commander: Captain Melissa McClellan)
- Court Services Division (Commander: Captain Thomas Vida, Jr.)
- Technology, Information and Innovation Division (Commander: Captain Steven Schneider)
- Emergency Communications and Operations Division (Commander: Captain Jennifer Miles)
- Homeland Security, Wellness and Professional Development Division (Commander: Captain Todd Hill)
- Investigative and Forensic Services Division (Commander: Captain Sam Marzban)
- Patrol Services Division (Commander: Captain Bart Wilson)
- City of Rochester Hills Division (Commander: Captain Paul Workman)
- City of Pontiac Division (Commander: Major Andre Ewing)
SHERIFF'S OFFICE INFORMATION
The Office of Sheriff is created by the Michigan Constitution. As a constitutional officer, the Sheriff must operate a county jail, serve and execute all civil writs and process as well as criminal process that are issued pursuant to rule, and produce and maintain records as prescribed by law. In addition, the Sheriff operates a Marine Safety Program (with the Department of Natural Resources), provides contracted law enforcement services, and miscellaneous other duties.
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is dedicated to the safety and protection of the citizens, businesses and property within our boundaries. We are committed to the task of keeping our courts and correctional system secure and our service is built upon integrity, respect, vision, and leadership.
With courage, respect, and honor, we will perform our duties and protect Oakland County. Fairness will be applied in all situations with no tolerance for discrimination of any kind. We value our families, relationships, and community partners who count on us to help them in times of need and defend them from danger. Through forward-thinking, value-driven leadership, we will foster positive change and promote growth and learning throughout our agency and in our community.
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