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Sheriff’s Patrol units | Sheriff’s Patrol units | ||
| − | SSO’s patrol units are divided into North, East and Central(South) Divisions. North Division is comprised of 4 districts, north of the Sacramento River. East Division comprises two patrol districts, one being the Rancho Cordova Police Department, where SSO deputies patrol the confines of Rancho Cordova, in RCPD marked cars and uniforms, but are still deputy sheriffs and wear a deputy sheriff badge. The “Chief of Police” for RCPD is an SSO Captain, who is also in charge of the East Patrol | + | SSO’s patrol units are divided into North, East and Central(South) Divisions. North Division is comprised of 4 districts, north of the Sacramento River. East Division, located in the Eastern part of the county, comprises two patrol districts, one being the Rancho Cordova Police Department, where SSO deputies patrol the confines of Rancho Cordova, in RCPD marked cars and uniforms, but are still deputy sheriffs and wear a deputy sheriff badge. The “Chief of Police” for RCPD is an SSO Captain, who is also in charge of the East Patrol Division as a whole. Central Division, located in the central/southern part ofthe county. is comprised of two patrol districts, Central and South. Various Specialty and support sections/units are included in Field Services. |
Sheriff patrol callsigns are comprised of a number-number-letter-number combination. The first number denotes the district(1-8) the 2nd number denotes the beat within the district, the letter denotes the shift(discussed below), and the final number(1-2) identifies the number of officers in the car. I believe if there is a field training trainee in the car, the number may still be 1. Often the final number is not voiced on the radio. | Sheriff patrol callsigns are comprised of a number-number-letter-number combination. The first number denotes the district(1-8) the 2nd number denotes the beat within the district, the letter denotes the shift(discussed below), and the final number(1-2) identifies the number of officers in the car. I believe if there is a field training trainee in the car, the number may still be 1. Often the final number is not voiced on the radio. | ||
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District 8(South) Most of South Sacramento County, Herald, Wilton, River Delta, Rancho Murrieta | District 8(South) Most of South Sacramento County, Herald, Wilton, River Delta, Rancho Murrieta | ||
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| + | SSO Map of Districts Provided: https://www.sacsheriff.com/pages/north_division.php | ||
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X-ray-extra/specialized patrol units, usually unmarked | X-ray-extra/specialized patrol units, usually unmarked | ||
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| + | 5Xray2- RCPD Crime Suppression Unit | ||
| − | Sam- Sergeant units, for both patrol | + | Sam- Sergeant units, for both patrol and specialties. Usually at least 2 for North, 1-2 for East, and 1 for Central. |
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21S-Sergeant for District 2 current on-duty patrol team | 21S-Sergeant for District 2 current on-duty patrol team | ||
| + | POP6S-POP Sergeant in District 6 | ||
Lincoln- Lieutenant and Watch Commander, usually 1 per patrol division | Lincoln- Lieutenant and Watch Commander, usually 1 per patrol division | ||
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L53- Watch Commander for East/RCPD Patrol Division | L53- Watch Commander for East/RCPD Patrol Division | ||
| − | NXXX/EXXX/SXXX- Patrol Division admin/ | + | NXXX/EXXX/SXXX- Patrol Division admin/possibly station detectives, such as division commander(N100)//unknown or referred to as a phonetic or as “north, South, east” |
S100- South Patrol Captain | S100- South Patrol Captain | ||
N102- North Patrol XO(Lt) | N102- North Patrol XO(Lt) | ||
Henry- Fulton El Camino Park Police(Separate agency, but dispatched/CAD Managed by SSO) | Henry- Fulton El Camino Park Police(Separate agency, but dispatched/CAD Managed by SSO) | ||
| − | Use patrol callsigns such as 1H35 | + | Use patrol callsigns such as 1H35-a patrol unit, H4S for a Sgt, and H100 for Chief. |
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POP- Problem Oriented Policing/Homeless Outreach Units | POP- Problem Oriented Policing/Homeless Outreach Units | ||
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ID/IDAXX- CSI, CSI units are fully sworn deputies, unlike Sacramento Police. | ID/IDAXX- CSI, CSI units are fully sworn deputies, unlike Sacramento Police. | ||
| − | + | K9(#)-duh//SSO has approximately 12 canines, plus a sergeant(K9S1) | |
| − | + | CIT(#)-Mental crisis units, County Health/social worker paired with SSO deputy. | |
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| + | River-Marine enforcement/Boat units | ||
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Silver- Universal CA callsign for parole agents | Silver- Universal CA callsign for parole agents | ||
| − | STAR-Sheriff’s Tactical Aerial Response or Resource(SSO Helicopter Unit | + | STAR#-Sheriff’s Tactical Aerial Response or Resource(SSO Helicopter Unit///SSO has 3 Eurocopter H120s, and 2 Bell UH-1 Hueys//Frequently radioed as just STAR. |
| − | + | 5(Mary/Motor)#-Motor unit, exclusively for RCPD. | |
EOD-Obvious | EOD-Obvious | ||
| − | CIV/ | + | CIV/Civil###- Civil Bureau Deputies(Oversee civil court process) |
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SACCAT/ACE- Sacramento County Auto Theft Task Force/Auto Crimes Enforcement- Auto theft units, usually with single number, such as SACCAT9 or ACE2. | SACCAT/ACE- Sacramento County Auto Theft Task Force/Auto Crimes Enforcement- Auto theft units, usually with single number, such as SACCAT9 or ACE2. | ||
| − | Youth- SSO Youth Services Unit | + | Youth#- SSO Youth Services Unit |
SSO has a standing contract with the Elk Grove Unified School District to provide SROs for their schools. | SSO has a standing contract with the Elk Grove Unified School District to provide SROs for their schools. | ||
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SJ41 San Juan 41. San Juan “Safe Schools” assignment in District 4. | SJ41 San Juan 41. San Juan “Safe Schools” assignment in District 4. | ||
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SSO also provides overtime/off-duty patrol to various neighborhoods, restaurants, etc. Usually these units will use a abbreviation/name of the job, followed by a 1-2 digit number that matches the patrol division the location is in. | SSO also provides overtime/off-duty patrol to various neighborhoods, restaurants, etc. Usually these units will use a abbreviation/name of the job, followed by a 1-2 digit number that matches the patrol division the location is in. | ||
Wil4 or Wilhaggin4- Willhaggin neighborhood patrol unit in District 4 | Wil4 or Wilhaggin4- Willhaggin neighborhood patrol unit in District 4 | ||
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| + | Special Enforcement Detail(SED) | ||
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| + | SED is the department's full time SWAT Team. The team is comprised of approximately 20 operators, 2 sergeants, and several former members as auxiliaries. When not on a callout, the team, both singularly and in pairs, will work patrol, both in marked and unmarked vehicles, mainly in crime suppression or serving warrants. | ||
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| + | SED members on patrol will use patrol callsigns in the 90 series(i.e 97E, 90S, L90). | ||
Centralized Investigation Division(CID) | Centralized Investigation Division(CID) | ||
| − | CID has a variety of sections, such as Homicide, Crimes | + | CID has a variety of sections, such as Homicide, Crimes Against Persons, Crimes against Property, Sexual and Elder Abuse, etc |
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| + | All CID units, as far as I’m aware, go by "Union", followed by a 3 digit number beginning at either 100 or 200. Numbers are divided by assignment, for example: | ||
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| + | 2XX-Homicide Bureau | ||
| + | 3XX-Robbery Bureau | ||
| + | 4XX-Sexual Assault and Elder Abuse Bureau | ||
| + | 5XX-Child Abuse Bureau | ||
| + | 6XX-Major Crimes Bureau(Mainly conduct plain-clothes crime-suppression and investigation) | ||
| + | 7XX-Property Crimes Bureau | ||
| + | 8XX-Crimes Against Persons Bureau | ||
| + | In addition, there may be smaller units that use different callsigns, or are tied in to an existing bureau's callsigns | ||
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| + | SSO Administration and Staff officers use callsigns beginning with either "STAFF" or "SSD". For example, the PIO goes by Staff210. | ||
| − | + | Jail Deputies, at least from the Main Jail, go by Jail/JL(###) | |
Revision as of 21:36, 9 July 2021
Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office
SSO/SSD is comprised by over 1500 Sworn employees, which includes Field Services, Correctional Services, and various Contract/Regional Services.
Sheriff’s Patrol units
SSO’s patrol units are divided into North, East and Central(South) Divisions. North Division is comprised of 4 districts, north of the Sacramento River. East Division, located in the Eastern part of the county, comprises two patrol districts, one being the Rancho Cordova Police Department, where SSO deputies patrol the confines of Rancho Cordova, in RCPD marked cars and uniforms, but are still deputy sheriffs and wear a deputy sheriff badge. The “Chief of Police” for RCPD is an SSO Captain, who is also in charge of the East Patrol Division as a whole. Central Division, located in the central/southern part ofthe county. is comprised of two patrol districts, Central and South. Various Specialty and support sections/units are included in Field Services.
Sheriff patrol callsigns are comprised of a number-number-letter-number combination. The first number denotes the district(1-8) the 2nd number denotes the beat within the district, the letter denotes the shift(discussed below), and the final number(1-2) identifies the number of officers in the car. I believe if there is a field training trainee in the car, the number may still be 1. Often the final number is not voiced on the radio.
District 1(Northeast)-Areas near Sac. International Airport, McClellan, North Highlands, Antelope, Rio Linda Examples: 11A1 District 1 Beat 1 morning/Day shift 1 man unit 16F2 Beat 6 graveyard shift 2 man car
District 2(North)- Old Foothill Farms, Carmichael 22C1 District 2 beat 2 Swing shift 1 man car 24D2- District 2 Beat 4 Swing Shift 2 man unit
District 3(Northeast)-Carmichael, Orangevale
District 4(North Central)- Arden Arcade
East Division(RCPD/SSO East Area patrol)
District 5(RCPD)- City Limits of Rancho Cordova)
District 7(East)- North part of Vineyard, Mather, Rosemont Gold River, unincorporated north eastern part of South Sacramento County.
Central Divison(Central/South bureau)
District 6(Central)- Florin, Vineyard
District 8(South) Most of South Sacramento County, Herald, Wilton, River Delta, Rancho Murrieta
SSO Map of Districts Provided: https://www.sacsheriff.com/pages/north_division.php
X-ray-extra/specialized patrol units, usually unmarked
5Xray2- RCPD Crime Suppression Unit
Sam- Sergeant units, for both patrol and specialties. Usually at least 2 for North, 1-2 for East, and 1 for Central.
21S-Sergeant for District 2 current on-duty patrol team POP6S-POP Sergeant in District 6
Lincoln- Lieutenant and Watch Commander, usually 1 per patrol division L53- Watch Commander for East/RCPD Patrol Division
NXXX/EXXX/SXXX- Patrol Division admin/possibly station detectives, such as division commander(N100)//unknown or referred to as a phonetic or as “north, South, east” S100- South Patrol Captain N102- North Patrol XO(Lt)
Henry- Fulton El Camino Park Police(Separate agency, but dispatched/CAD Managed by SSO) Use patrol callsigns such as 1H35-a patrol unit, H4S for a Sgt, and H100 for Chief.
SSO Shifts
Patrol Shifts are divided into 3 watches, Day, Swing, and Graveyard, 10 hours in length. Each watch is further divided to make 6 patrol teams to allow for days off. Watches are overlapped by about 2 hours to allow for efficient/safe shift changeovers
Adam/Boy- Day shift units (0600-1600) Charles/David- Swing Shift(1400-0000) Frank/Ed- Graveyard shift (2200-0800)
Specialty units: Most speciality units, such as Gangs, POP, etc, are named somewhat plainly over radio, such as GANGXX, POPXX, with the numbers matching the patrol district they are matching, with a somewhat random 2nd number. For example, a Gang Unit working in district 6 might be called as GANG62.
CSOXX- non-sworn Community Service Officer
Gang-Obvious POP- Problem Oriented Policing/Homeless Outreach Units
ID/IDAXX- CSI, CSI units are fully sworn deputies, unlike Sacramento Police.
K9(#)-duh//SSO has approximately 12 canines, plus a sergeant(K9S1)
CIT(#)-Mental crisis units, County Health/social worker paired with SSO deputy.
River-Marine enforcement/Boat units
Silver- Universal CA callsign for parole agents
STAR#-Sheriff’s Tactical Aerial Response or Resource(SSO Helicopter Unit///SSO has 3 Eurocopter H120s, and 2 Bell UH-1 Hueys//Frequently radioed as just STAR.
5(Mary/Motor)#-Motor unit, exclusively for RCPD.
EOD-Obvious
CIV/Civil###- Civil Bureau Deputies(Oversee civil court process)
SACCAT/ACE- Sacramento County Auto Theft Task Force/Auto Crimes Enforcement- Auto theft units, usually with single number, such as SACCAT9 or ACE2.
Youth#- SSO Youth Services Unit
SSO has a standing contract with the Elk Grove Unified School District to provide SROs for their schools. SCHXX/SchoolXX
SSO will occasionally provide full-time/part time SROs for other districts, such as San Juan Unified
SJ41 San Juan 41. San Juan “Safe Schools” assignment in District 4.
SSO also provides overtime/off-duty patrol to various neighborhoods, restaurants, etc. Usually these units will use a abbreviation/name of the job, followed by a 1-2 digit number that matches the patrol division the location is in. Wil4 or Wilhaggin4- Willhaggin neighborhood patrol unit in District 4
Special Enforcement Detail(SED)
SED is the department's full time SWAT Team. The team is comprised of approximately 20 operators, 2 sergeants, and several former members as auxiliaries. When not on a callout, the team, both singularly and in pairs, will work patrol, both in marked and unmarked vehicles, mainly in crime suppression or serving warrants.
SED members on patrol will use patrol callsigns in the 90 series(i.e 97E, 90S, L90).
Centralized Investigation Division(CID)
CID has a variety of sections, such as Homicide, Crimes Against Persons, Crimes against Property, Sexual and Elder Abuse, etc
All CID units, as far as I’m aware, go by "Union", followed by a 3 digit number beginning at either 100 or 200. Numbers are divided by assignment, for example:
2XX-Homicide Bureau 3XX-Robbery Bureau 4XX-Sexual Assault and Elder Abuse Bureau 5XX-Child Abuse Bureau 6XX-Major Crimes Bureau(Mainly conduct plain-clothes crime-suppression and investigation) 7XX-Property Crimes Bureau 8XX-Crimes Against Persons Bureau In addition, there may be smaller units that use different callsigns, or are tied in to an existing bureau's callsigns
SSO Administration and Staff officers use callsigns beginning with either "STAFF" or "SSD". For example, the PIO goes by Staff210.
Jail Deputies, at least from the Main Jail, go by Jail/JL(###)