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Topic: K9 Equipment
Asking if any agency with a K9 unit is in need of any apprehension equipment or ballistic vests for their dogs? I have three older bite sleeves, three hidden sleeves, a tracking harness, and four ballistic vests that I would like to donate to an agency that could use them. Please see the attached photo for the available equipment. I have added my direct phone number for inquiries, thank you.
Ocala Police Department
Sergeant Rodriguez
352-789-3674If your agency has language in their policy for Dating Violence (with the new updates to Standard 15.09) would you please be willing to share? Thank you!
To view the full job description see the attached document. To submit an application, visit: https://cityoffortpiercefl.tylerportico.com/tess/citizen/jobs/job-list/30010003%7C1
SALARY RANGE: $30.39 – $38.00 | $63,211.20 – $79,040.00
For additional inquiries please contact:
Recruiting Officer Estefany Medina
920 S. US Highway 1
Fort Pierce, FL 34950
(772) 467-6838K9 Merlin Available for Adoption by a Law Enforcement Agency
The Pinellas Park Police Department is seeking a law enforcement agency to adopt K9 Merlin, a highly driven working dog. Merlin is a high drive canine that is not suited for public demonstrations or interaction with other working dogs.
Agencies interested in acquiring Merlin can contact Chief Adam Geissenberger at ageissenberger@pinellas-park.com (727-214-7921) for more details. Additional information, including medical records, training history, and deployment experience, will be provided.
K9 Merlin Bio-
Breed: Belgian Malinois
Age: 4 years old
Weight: 73 lbs
Origin: Hungary
Health: Up to date on all vaccinations and licensing; no known medical issues
Certifications:
CJSTC Certified (Current through October 2024)
Narcotics Detection School (Completed September 2024)Training & Capabilities:
✅ Human Tracking
✅ Article Searches
✅ Area Searches
✅ Apprehension
✅ Building Searches
✅ Obedience
✅ Narcotics Detection (Methamphetamine, Cocaine, Heroin)K9 Merlin excels in operational deployments however, his extremely high drive makes him unsuitable for public demonstrations or social interactions. He is a dedicated working K9, best suited for an agency that can fully utilize his skills in an operational capacity.
Merlin’s original passport and X-rays are available upon request.
For inquiries, please contact:
Chief Adam Geissenberger
Pinellas Park Police Department
ageissenberger@pinellas-park.com
727-214-7921Good afternoon,
The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with LD Consulting to host the Law Enforcement Inspections and Auditing Course #LEIA-101 in Bradenton, FL. This course provides a basic understanding of inspections, audit guidelines, writing an audit plan, formatting reports, risk assessments, and statistical sampling. This course is for both sworn and non-sworn professionals, and all disciplines. The class will take place April 15-17, 2025. For information, and to complete registration, please visit https://www.ldconsultingllc.com/class-schedule.
The course flyer is also attached. Early registration ends soon!
We also will be hosting the certification course, LEIA-201, November 17-20, 2025.
**I personally have taken both courses and I highly recommend them! You will receive all of the sample audit documentation for a complete audit plan, as well as an already set up excel spreadsheet to complete statistical sampling calculations. The statistical sampling spreadsheet can be used for CFA 27.13M, FCAC 14.12M, as well as other inspections throughout your agency.
Please email or give me a call with any questions.
Thank you,
Megan Weeks
Manatee County Sheriff’s Office
megan.weeks@manateesheriff.com
941-747-3011 x2116I have been asked to send a request out to see if anyone has a job description for or a policy/procedure for the use of Security Guards.
If you do – can you please send it to me here or my email.
I thank you in advance for your help!
Jody Barrett
St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office
(904)209-2178
jbarrett@sjso.orgTopic: Hotel – June Conference OMNI
Good Afternoon –
Disregard – Able to get a room
I thank you in advance.
Jody Barrett
St Johns County Sheriffs Office
(904)209-2178
jbarrett@sjso.orgThe Kissimmee Police Department is Hiring a Full-Time Accreditation Manager
The Kissimmee Police Department is seeking a qualified candidate for the position of Accreditation Manager. This full-time role offers a competitive hourly rate ranging from $29.53 to $47.25, along with a comprehensive benefits package.
To apply and view the full job description, please visit:
🔹 http://www.kissimmee.gov/careers
🔹 Click “Apply for a Job”
🔹 Under “Search”, type Accreditation
🔹 Click “Go”For any questions, feel free to reach out.
Michael Thompson
Lieutenant, Professional Standards Section
City of Kissimmee Police Department📍 8 N. Stewart Avenue, Kissimmee, Florida 34741
📞 Office: 407.847.0176 Ext. 3221
📱 Cell: 321.624.6091
📧 michael.thompson@kissimmee.govGood afternoon,
Here’s our vendor used by Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office: Dana Safety Supply is one of the vendors we use and they have an office in Ft. Lauderdale. Jose Ferrando, South FL Territory Manager, Mobile/Text 954-520-3874/954-257-6495. DanaSafetySupply.com
Regards,
Sharon D. King
Staff Inspector
Staff Inspections/Law Enforcement Accreditation
Professional Compliance Bureau
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office
(561) 688-3070
kings@pbso.orgTopic: Jail Drone Team
We are looking to implement a Drone Team or certified drone users within our jail.
If your agency has one, what training and/or qualifications do you require for your staff and what schools do you send them to?
If you have a policy, could you please attach it?
Thank you!
Sergeant Michael O’Brien
Accreditation Manager, Corrections and Judicial Services Bureau
Richard R. Del Toro, St. Lucie County Sheriff
900 N. Rock Road | Fort Pierce, FL 34945
OBrienM@StLucieSheriff.comIn reply to: Non-Accreditation Request – Agency Cook Team
Please see pages 9-11 dealing with the cook trailer and deployments. Let me know if you have any questions!
Elizabeth
In reply to: Reserve Units
Good morning,
Reserved deputies work a total of 15 hours per month. The number of hours may vary due to events they help with, and the 15-hour mark may be waived depending on circumstances.
-Emails are noted along with policy reviews, but no one claims the time to just look at emails. They justify their hours by adding notes in their timecard for each day worked.
-No specific requirement for patrol hours. Reserve deputies mainly work helping with Community Outreach events or traffic details.
-There are no consequences for not meeting the monthly hours, as we know why they may not complete them. However, we’re expecting them to help when asked.
-Termination for failure to meet hours…I have not dealt with that issue because we are flexible with it, I guess. But our policy states:
“Failure to meet the minimum mandatory monthly requirement of fifteen
(15) hours of service for three (3) consecutive months or four (4) times in
a calendar year may result in termination from the Auxiliary and Reserve
program. Compensated Auxiliary and Reserve Deputies shall receive
prior supervisory approval for any time worked over fifteen (15) hours.”Hope this helps.
SANDY HIDALGO, LIEUTENANT
321-472-2567, x 81759
407-709-0985
Sandy.Hidalgo@osceolasheriff.org
2601 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy. Kissimmee, FL 34744
Sheriff Marcos Lopez
Osceola County Sheriff’s OfficeIn reply to: 26.09M Incident Reporting Policy
Please see attached.
Corporal E. Alonso
Policy and Planning Bureau
Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department
3505 NW 107th Avenue
Doral, Florida 33178
Office: (786) 263-6298
Email: ent811@miamidade.gov
“Delivering Excellence Every Day”Good afternoon,
Can you share your policies for 26.09M for incident reporting requirements?
Thank you in advance!
Lt. Hutchins
jhutchins@wildwood-fl.gov
352-446-2833We are routinely called to transport probation and parole violators who show up at the local DOC office. DOC writes the violation but calls us for transport to the jail for processing. Do other jurisdictions have an MOU or MAA in place that cover the transport of these individuals, or how do your agencies handle these situations?
Carrie Allen
Tallahassee Police Department
Office: (850) 891-4285
Carrie.Allen@talgov.com
