Beware of bogus phone calls impersonating the Sheriff's Department threatening arrest because of a missed court appearance. Learn about all our safety protocols on patrol and at our detention facilities so we can continue to serve you during the COVID Pandemic. If you hear a Sheriff's helicopter making announcements over your neighborhood, you can now receive a text message straight to your cell phone.
Text to is now available in San Diego County. This is not a service of convenience. Submit at Tip. Stay Anonymous. Receive a Reward. Our Sheriff's Reentry Services Division partners with community groups to provide educational, vocational, wellness and other programs to people in our custody.
One program is sprouting seeds of change for new beginnings. San Diego County Crime Stoppers and the Sheriff's Department want your help in finding a driver wanted in connection with a January 5 hit-and-run in San Marcos that seriously injured an year-old man. A hiker goes missing during extreme weather in Borrego Springs. Sheriff's Deputies work year-round to protect our communities from impaired drivers.
DUI checkpoints like the one recently held in Lemon Grove are one way of addressing this issue. This holiday season, say no to impaired driving.
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Patrol Deputies respond to calls for service 24 hours a day. The Patrol Division is responsible for all general law enforcement calls for service within the City of Vista and the surrounding unincorporated area. Each patrol deputy is assigned to a geographical "beat" area. This enables the deputies to become familiar with the residents of their "beat" and with the problems in the area.
Patrol deputies are also active in the community during their shift, attending Neighborhood Watch meetings and making various presentations to youth groups, service groups and schools. Detectives are assigned geographic "beats" in the contract city and the surrounding unincorporated areas.
Detectives investigate cases involving theft, physical assaults excluding homicides , sexual assaults, vandalism, burglaries, annoying phone calls and other crimes. The Detective Division is responsible for investigating all general crime cases and arrests made by the patrol deputies. If the detective assigned to the case determines that there is enough evidence to prove a specific person or persons committed a crime, the case will be forwarded to the San Diego County District Attorney's Office.
The DA's office will review the case and determine if the case is suitable for criminal prosecution. School Resource Officers are assigned to high schools within the City of Vista. They handle all crimes relating to school students. These crimes include truancy, tobacco, drug and alcohol related offenses as well as crimes that occur on school grounds. COPPS deputies perform investigative services, provide patrol support, coordinate municipal and departmental resources to improve public safety and address "quality of life" issues in the City of Vista.
COPPS deputies operate under a philosophy to promote quality interaction between law enforcement and the community. Crime Prevention Specialists at the Vista Station provide the following services to residents, businesses, schools, senior groups, churches, youth organizations and civic groups:. For more information or to schedule a presentation, please call the crime prevention unit at Learn more about the Sheriff's Crime Prevention Program.
The San Diego County Sheriff's Senior Volunteer Patrol program is designed to draw upon the experience of senior citizens from our community. The men and women participating in the Vista Station's program provide valuable assistance to existing staff as it strives to increase the quality of life in the community. These dedicated volunteers - seniors 50 years and older - provide many valuable services to the community including:.
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