Monroe County Sheriff's Office (New York)

Monroe County Sheriff's Office (New York)
Monroe County Sheriff's Office
Abbreviation MCSO
Monroe County, NY Sheriff.jpg
Patch of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office.
Motto RITE
"Respect, Integrity, Teamwork, Excellence"
Agency overview
Formed 1821
Legal personality Governmental: Government agency
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdiction* County (US) of Monroe in the state of New York, USA
Map of New York highlighting Monroe County.svg
Map of Monroe County Sheriff's Office's jurisdiction.
Size 1,366 square miles (3,540 km2)
Population 735,343 (2000)
General nature
Operational structure
Headquarters Rochester, New York
Agency executive Patrick M. O'Flynn, Sheriff
Facilities
Stations 6
Jails 2
Police Boats 3
Website
www.monroecountysheriff.info
Footnotes
* Divisional agency: Division of the country, over which the agency has usual operational jurisdiction.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) provides law enforcement for Monroe County which is located in Western New York State. The sheriff's office's constitutional authority is to operate the county jail and provide a civil function. However, as with most counties in N.Y., the MCSO also provides a wide range of police services as well and provides physical and operational security to the courts (City, County, Family and State).

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Organization

The MCSO is led by the Sheriff who is elected by the residents of Monroe County and serves a 4-year term. The Sheriff is considered the highest police official in the county. The second-in-command is the Undersheriff who is appointed by the Sheriff and is in charge in the Sheriff's absence. The third highest ranking member of the department is the Chief Deputy.

By New York State Constitution, the Sheriff is the Warden of the county jail. The Jail Bureau is the largest component of the Sheriff's Office, overseeing an inmate population of around 1,400 and operates both a Jail and a Correctional Facility.

The Sheriff's Office operates a large road patrol force which patrols the towns within Monroe County that do not have their own police patrols, although the MCSO has jurisdiction throughout the county. The Sheriff's Office is also responsible for primary police patrols at the Greater Rochester International Airport as well as the many parks throughout the county. Deputies assigned to the Marine Unit patrol the coastline of Lake Ontario as well as Irondequoit Bay. The Police Bureau also features a mounted unit, as well as a traffic enforcement unit. Specialized units consist of Bomb Squad, SWAT, Hostage Recovery, SCUBA, Technical Services (Crime Scene), and K9.

The other major unit of the Police Bureau is the Criminal Investigation Section which investigates all major crimes responded to by Sheriff's deputies as well as assisting other area law enforcement agencies.

The Court Security Bureau provides security at the Hall of Justice as well as at the State Appellate Court building.

In 2011, the Monroe County Sheriff's Office was named the 2011 Public Safety Uniform Award in the County Sheriff's/Police Department category by the North American Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors (NAUMD).

Administration

The Current Administration is:

  • Sheriff: Patrick M O'Flynn
  • Undersheriff: William Sanborn
  • (Police Bureau) Chief Deputy: Steven Scott
  • (Police Bureau) Major: Steve Koster
  • (Staff Services) Commander: Michael Radler
  • Jail Superintendent: Ronald Harling
  • (Police Bureau) Captain - David Inzana
  • (Police Bureau) Captain - Steve Siena
  • (Police Bureau) Captain - Andrew Forsythe
  • (Police Bureau) Captain - Al Schulze
  • Civil Bureau Chief: Gary Carpino
  • Court Security Chief: Vacant
  • (Jail Bureau) Major: John Caceci
  • (Jail Bureau) Major: Edward Krenzer
  • Public Information Officer (PIO) Corporal John Helfer
  • Historian - QM Todd Allen
  • Procurement Officer - QM Todd Allen

Zones

The county is divided into the following 3 zones:

Zone Communities
A East Rochester, Fairport, Irondequoit, Penfield, Perinton, Pittsford, Webster
B Brighton, Henrietta, Honeoye Falls, Rush, Mendon, Scottsville, Wheatland
C Brockport, Chili, Churchville, Clarkson, Gates, Greece, Hamlin, Hilton, Ogden, Parma, Riga, Spencerport, Sweden

Other Stations

Special Services Group

  • Parks Patrol
  • Marine Unit
  • Mounted Patrol
  • Traffic Enforcement/Tactical Unit

Airport Security Unit

  • All Police Services at the Greater Rochester International Airport

Headquarters

  • Administrative/Staff Services:

- Training Unit - Recruitment - Standards and Compliance - Property & Evidence - Fleet - Historian - Quartermaster/Procurement - Records Unit

  • Criminal Investigations
  • Internal Affairs

History

Sheriffs
Name Tenure Name Tenure Name Tenure
James Seymour 18211822
18261828
Isaac H. Sutherland 1869 Charles S. Owen January 1, 1915December 31, 1917
John T. Patterson 18231825 Joseph B. Campbell 18701872 Andrew Wiedenmann January 1, 1918December 31, 1920
James K. Livingston 18291831 Charles S. Campbell 18731875 Frederick S. Couchman January 1, 1921November 17, 1921
Ezra M. Parsons 18321835 Henry E. Richmond 18761878 Henry W. Morse November 18, 1921December 31, 1923
Elias Pond 18361837 James K. Burlingame 18791881 Franklin W. Judson January 1, 1924December 31, 1925
Darius Perrin 18381840 Francis A. Schoeffel 18821884 Albert H. Baker January 1, 1926December 31, 1928
Charles L. Pardee 18411843 John W. Hannan 18851887
18941896
Fred D. Budd January 1, 1929December 31, 1931
Hiram Sibley 18441846 Thomas C. Hodgson 18881890 William C. Stallknecht January 1, 1932December 31, 1934
George Hart 18471849 Burton H. Davy 18911893 James E. Malley January 1, 1935December 31, 1937
Octavius P. Chamberlain 18501852 John U. Schroth 18971899 Albert W. Skinner January 1, 1938December 31, 1973
Chauncey B. Woodworth 18531855 Thomas W. Ford 19001902 William F. Lombard January 1, 1974December 31, 1979
Alexander Babcock 18561858 Charles H. Bailey 19031905 Andrew P. Meloni January 1, 1980May 2001
Hiram Smith 18591861 William H. Craig 1906December 31, 1908 Patrick M. O'Flynn May 2001present
James H. Warren 18621864 Willis K. Gillette January 1, 1909December 31, 1911
Alonzo Chapman 18651867 Harley E. Hamil January 1, 1912March 11, 1914
Caleb Moore 1868 George R. Brown March 12, 1914December 31, 1914

Fallen officers

Since the establishment of the Monroe County Sheriff Office, 8 officers have died in the line of duty.[1]

Officer Date of Death Details
Deputy Simon J. Bermingham
Wednesday, January 10, 1912
Gunfire
Deputy William Marshall
Wednesday, April 3, 1946
Automobile accident
Deputy John Pullano
Thursday, May 16, 1957
Motorcycle accident
Undersheriff George A. Conway
Monday, September 13, 1965
Automobile accident
Deputy Frank E. Dombrowski
Friday, February 6, 1970
Automobile accident
Sergeant Robert M. (Whitey) Skelton Jr.
Friday, June 23, 1972
Vehicular assault
Sergeant Peter J. Rotolo
Friday, September 20, 1974
Heart attack
Corporal Catherine M. Crawford
Sunday, March 5, 1995
Assault

See also

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