Sharon King (PBSO)

Good morning,

Attached is a copy of our GO on Traffic Crashes.

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.org

Good morning,

Here’s a copy of our Traffic Crash Investigations.

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.org

Good morning,

Here’s the information provided by our Reserve unit:

– The number of hours required per month or year – The required hours to maintain basic reserve status is 16 hours a month / 32 hours a month (we provide a take home car if one is available)
– Whether they are allotted time to check emails, and how those hours are tracked – The reserve and auxiliary deputies are allotted time for administrative tasks and all hours are tracked via an input system similar to how active deputies enter detail hours.
– If there is a specific requirement for patrol hours, and whether patrol and training hours are counted separately – All hours are counted separately and the only specific requirement is mandated state required training.
– The consequences of not meeting the required hours – PBSO’s reserve unit practices the sheriff’s offices progressive disciple method but all reserves are considered at-will employees and can be terminated at any time.
– Whether repeated failure to meet the required hours results in termination – Yes, repeated failure to complete required hours would usually result in a termination of the employee.

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.org

Good morning,

Please see attachment.

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.org

Good afternoon,

The attachment is a copy of our policy on physical fitness.

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.org

Greetings,

All therapy dog training is held in-house.

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.org

Greetings,

We currently use the RMR 06 red dot optic on our duty issued handguns. We also utilize the RMRcc on our subcompact guns (G43, G43x, G48).

Some of our specialty units have the 509T’s as they switch to red dots before then agency switched. We have not had good luck with the quality of those optics. I would hesitate recommending them. Miami-Dade had the same issues as we did with the 509T. Holosun’s other optics seems to be good, like the 507.

My added 2 cents:

I would highly recommend the RMR HD Trijicon RMR® HD Reflex Sight | Trijicon® . It has a large window and a top loading battery. You absolutely cannot go wrong with Triicon Products. Do not let the open admitters scare you away. All of the optics will fog over from the extreme temperature changes.

If you buying new Glock MOS guns, buy the C&H optics plates. It’s the only plate system that Trijicon backs that does not need the sealing plate. If you use any other mounting plate you will need to use a sealing plate for the RMR style mounts.

Although I am not a fan of a handgun that has been milled for a direct mount optic I must admit the new package from Glock that has the Aimpoint optic already directly mounted is a good deal. I think the agency price is under $800 for gun and optic. I believe BSO is going with this package as is Dade County.

Here is the criteria we are approving for off duty optics. Some of these are selfish because we wanted to limit what things we had to carry for maintenance.

The optics must have the following characteristics:
• At least a 2MOA dot (preferred 3.25MOA)
• Dot needs to be red (unless the deputy has a documented eye issue and cannot see red)
• Powered by a 2032, 1632 or 1630 battery or be entirely solar

Sergeant Steven C. Dickinson, MPA
Main – Armory – Training Division
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office
561-688-4220 desk
561-662-1660 cell
dickinsons@pbso.org

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.org