Patrol Divisions, Districts, and Support #overview
The Patrol Division provides efficient and effective patrol operations for the citizens of Charleston County in order to create a deterrent to crime, detect and apprehend offenders, and respond to the needs and expectations of the community. The primary functions of these patrols include, but are not limited to, proactive patrol oriented toward the prevention of crimes and collisions and maintenance of public order while fostering a relationship between citizens and the business community of Charleston County.
Captain Scott Eubanks
Phone: (843) 529-6218
Susan Burnsed, Administrative Assistant
Phone: (843) 529-62168
Patrol Districts #districts
Captain Scott Eubanks
Phone: (843) 529-6218
Susan Burnsed, Administrative Assistant
Phone: (843) 529-62168
North/East Patrol Districts
Deputies assigned to the North Patrol District are responsible for providing services to the unincorporated areas of North Charleston, Ladson, and Lincolnville. Deputies assigned to the East Patrol District are responsible for providing services to Mt. Pleasant, Awendaw, South Santee, and McClellanville.
South/West Patrol Districts
Deputies assigned to the South Patrol District are responsible for providing services to Ravenel, Hollywood, Younges Island, Meggett, Adams Run, Parkers Ferry and Edisto Island. Deputies assigned to the West Patrol District are responsible for providing services to West Ashley, James Island, Johns Island, Wadmalaw Island, Seabrook Island and Kiawah Island.
Patrol Support #patrol_support
The Selective Traffic Enforcement Unit focuses on collision prevention and saving lives through fair and impartial enforcement of all applicable SC Criminal Laws and Charleston County Ordinances that are relevant to vehicular and pedestrian movement to include DUI enforcement. In addition, the Unit also handles many special assignments including but not limited to parades, dignitary escorts, special events, funeral escorts, and other public relations projects. Members of this Unit are also specifically trained in all areas of collision investigation, to include traffic collision reconstruction. The Unit also investigates all collisions involving vehicles owned and operated by the County of Charleston. The Motor Unit is a highly motivated and trained unit that is well versed in all facets of Police Motorcycle Operations. Members of the Motor Unit are all certified Police Motorcycle operators.
Contact
Patrol Support
Captain Herman Martin
Phone: (843) 529-5329
Email: HMartin@CharlestonCounty.org
Oshia Alford, Administrative Specialist
Phone: (843) 529-5331
Email: OAlford@CharlestonCounty.org
Traffic #traffic
The Traffic Unit focuses on collision prevention and saving lives through fair and impartial enforcement of all applicable S.C. Criminal Laws and Charleston County ordinances that are relevant to vehicular and pedestrian movement to include DUI enforcement. In addition, the unit also handles many special assignments, including but not limited to parades, dignitary escorts, special events, funeral escorts, and other public relations projects. Members of this unit are also specifically trained in all areas of collision investigation, to include traffic collision reconstruction. The unit also investigates all collisions involving vehicles owned and operated by the County of Charleston.
To learn more, please visit:
Sergeant Sarah Hake
Phone: (843) 529-5342
Email: SHake@CharlestonCounty.org
Ride-Along Program #ride-along_program
Forms are reviewed for approval Monday through Friday. For additional information contact the Patrol Division Administrative Assistant during normal hours.
Learm more:
Related Forms
Contact
Ride-Along Program
Phone: (843) 529-6216
Office Hours: M – F | 8AM – 4:00PM
Animal Control #animal_control
Animal Control is specially trained to handle situations involving domestic animals. This includes the removal of stray domestic animals that are unleashed (in or near roadways), and the transportation of injured domestic animals to the emergency veterinarian for treatment (when the animal's owner cannot be located). They also conduct investigations relating to neglected or abused animals. Animal Control has the power to enforce both local ordinances and state laws related to violations concerning domestic animals.
Effective immediately, the sheriff's office will no longer be responding to calls related to calls involving sick and/or injured raccoons.
If DNR fails to respond, please call an agency on the Wildlife Removal List. These services range in cost from $30 - $100.
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