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The Stanislaus County Sheriffs Office (SCSO) oversees contracted law enforcement services in four incorporated cities in addition to most of the unincorporated communities. The Sheriff, Jeff Dirkse, oversees 250 sworn deputies, 270 non-sworn correctional officers and a staff of over 300 civilians and volunteers.
Sheriff Jeff Dirkse was born in Southern California and raised in Denair. He graduated from Turlock High School in 1990 and the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY, in 1994, with a Bachelors of Science degree.
A sheriff is responsible for law enforcement on a county level, ensuring that all local, state, and federal laws are followed. He or she performs a role similar to that of a police chief in a municipal department, managing a department in charge of protecting people and property and maintaining order.
The Stanislaus County Sheriffs Office was established in 1854. It is a full-service law enforcement agency and custodial facility with approximately 900 full-time employees and 150 more part-time employees. Of the full-time staff about 250 of those are sworn law enforcement deputies and 270 are correctional deputies.
Sheriffs Department Contacts FOR EMERGENCIES, CALL 9-1-1. FOR NON-EMERGENCY CALLS (209) 552-2468. A. Administrative Services and Office of the Sheriff. 250 E. Hackett Road. Modesto, CA 95358. Alarm Monitoring/Payments. (209) 525-7039. Alternative Work Program. 194 E. Hackett Road. B. Background Investigations. 250 E. Hackett Road.
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The Sheriff provides law enforcement to a population of over 100,000 covering an area of approximately 1,521 square miles. The Sheriff also provides the full spectrum of law enforcement to four contract cities Patterson, Riverbank, Hughson, and Waterford.
Anyone can file written complaints with the County by mail, fax or e-mail. If you need help filing a complaint or have a question about using the optional complaint form, please call the County Privacy Officer at 209-525-5718.
AWP allows an inmate to perform eight hours of general labor for every one day of jail time. The evaluation of the applicant is a continuation of the classification process. Jail Alternatives staff will ensure that placement will be in the best interest of public safety.

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