The Police Bureau of the Genesee County Sheriff's Office includes several divisions and personnel responsible for maintaining law and order throughout Genesee County.
The Administration team oversees the operations of the Sheriff's Office. The team includes:
Clerical personnel provide administrative support to the Sheriff's Office. These positions include:
The Road Patrol Division maintains mobile patrol units throughout the County. The Division performs duties central to the Sheriff's Office's law enforcement and public safety mission.
Responsibilities of the Road Patrol Division include:
Police agencies are responsible for enforcing laws and protecting lives and property. Article 17, Section 650 of New York State County Law identifies the Sheriff as the County's conservator of the peace. The Genesee County Sheriff's Police Bureau serves the community by helping provide a safe and secure environment for residents and businesses.
The Criminal Investigation Division supports the Road Patrol Division by conducting detailed investigations. This work requires specialized skills and training beyond the scope of typical patrol duties.
Responsibilities of the Criminal Investigation Division include:
The Criminal Investigation Division provides in-depth, specialized investigative services that patrol officers may be unable to conduct because of time constraints and other patrol responsibilities.
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