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  • Inmate Demographics | Suffolk County Sheriff's Office

    Read the weekly Suffolk County Correctional Facilities incarcerated individuals demographics. Inmate Demographics January 2, 2023 January 9, 2023 January 16, 2023 January 23, 2023 January 30, 2023 February 6, 2023 February 13, 2023 February 20, 2023 February 27, 2023 March 6, 2023 March 13, 2023 March 20, 2023 March 27, 2023 April 3, 2023 April 10, 2023 April 17, 2023 April 24, 2023 May 1, 2023

  • Corrections Division Statistics | Suffolk County Sheriff's Office

    Learn more about the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office Corrections Division Statistics. Corrections Division Statistics New Hire Demographics More Information Deputy Sheriff and Correction Officer New Hire Demographics Use of Force Report More Information Jail Population Statistics More Information Suffolk County Correctional Facilities Inmate Population Use of Force Policy More Information Download PDF Grievance Statistics More Information Grievance and Visiting Statistics Data Driven Justice More Information Data Driven Justice Community Portrait COVID Report More Information

  • Language Line | Suffolk County Sheriff's Office

    Learn more about the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office Language Line directives and get access to certain forms and downloads in your native language. Language Line English Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions Spanish Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions Chinese Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions Portuguese Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions Haitian Creole Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions Italian Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions Polish Visitors Guide SCSO Language Line Directive Project Lifesaver Adult Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Child Enrollment Application Project Lifesaver Application Instructions

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  • SUFFOLK COUNTY SHERIFF APPOINTS NEW DEPUTY UNDERSHERIFF

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 6, 2025   SUFFOLK COUNTY SHERIFF APPOINTS NEW DEPUTY UNDERSHERIFF Video clip from ceremony    (SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY) On Wednesday, February 5, Kevin Heavey was sworn in as a Deputy Undersheriff for the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office. Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon, Jr. appointed Deputy Undersheriff Heavy, who spent 21 years in the New York City Police Department (NYPD), and he will oversee the Academy, Ceremonial and Wellness Unit.    “Deputy Undersheriff Heavey’s leadership and deep understanding of law enforcement operations will enhance our ability to serve and protect Suffolk County,” said Sheriff Toulon. “His commitment to integrity, accountability, and public safety will be invaluable as we continue strengthening our initiatives and supporting the men and women of this agency. I look forward to the work he will contribute to our Office and Suffolk County.”   Deputy Undersheriff Heavey brings over two decades of law enforcement experience, having served in the NYPD in various leadership roles, including the Internal Affairs Bureau and the Ceremonial Unit. His expertise spans criminal investigations, crisis intervention, and interagency collaboration.      ###

  • SUFFOLK COUNTY SHERIFF HONORS 9th GRADE STUDENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 28, 2025    SUFFOLK COUNTY SHERIFF HONORS 9th GRADE STUDENT WITH COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD    (Center Moriches, NY) On Monday, January 27, Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon, Jr. presented the January Community Leadership Award to Kayla Kelly, a Freshman at Center Moriches High School, in recognition of her remarkable commitment to helping children in need during the holiday season.    For the past seven years, Kayla has demonstrated incredible generosity by collecting toys from neighbors and friends to ensure that children who might not otherwise receive holiday gifts are not left out. This past holiday season, Kayla collected and donated 300 toys. She split these donations between Helping Makes U Happy and the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office’s 3rd Annual Pajama & Toy Giveaway. Kayla’s contributions brought joy to countless children and families.    Each month, Sheriff Toulon presents the Community Leadership Award to recognize Suffolk County residents who go above and beyond to better their communities and provide support to those in need.  To nominate someone for the Sheriff Toulon Community Leadership Award, please email: Suffolk_Sheriff@SuffolkCountyny.gov     ###

  • RIVERHEAD CORRECTIONAL FACILITY LIT UP IN BLUE TO RAISE AWARENESS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: January 6, 2025     RIVERHEAD CORRECTIONAL FACILITY LIT UP IN BLUE TO RAISE AWARENESS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING   (Riverhead, NY) To raise awareness for Human Trafficking, Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon, Jr. announced today that the center façade of the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Correctional Facility in Riverhead will be lit up in blue light throughout the month of January. January 2025 is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, which coincides with the Department of Homeland Security’s annual “Blue Campaign” - a national public awareness effort to educate the public to recognize the signs of victims of human trafficking.   Sheriff Toulon and the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office have embraced the Blue Campaign over the past few years. “Human trafficking is happening in Suffolk County and in communities across the country,” said Sheriff Toulon. “While often these victims are women who are vulnerable due to substance abuse issues or traumatic experiences throughout their lives, men and women from all backgrounds can become victims.”   Sheriff Toulon started the Sheriff’s Anti-Trafficking Initiative (S.A.T.I.) Unit in 2018 - the first of its kind in the country operating from inside a correctional facility. The principal objective is to ensure that all victims of human trafficking who pass through the Suffolk County Correctional Facility are identified and have access to the services they need to recover. Additionally, they are supported throughout their long-term journey as survivors with the help of the S.T.A.R.T. Resource Center and through many non-profit service providers partnered with the Sheriff’s Office. Since inception, S.A.T.I. has conducted 7415 inmate interviews, identified 354 human trafficking victims and identified 224 perpetrators. Criminal investigations against these traffickers are coordinated with local, state, and federal partners working with the Suffolk County Anti-Trafficking Initiative.   For more information, visit www.suffolksheriff.com .   ###

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