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Saline County Sheriff's Office

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Road Division

About Our Division
The Road Division of the Saline County Sheriff’s Department consists of 8 full time Deputy Sheriff’s. This division is supervised by Sheriff Wally George and provides services to Saline County residents 24 hours a day. Responsibilities consist of investigations, residence and business checks, civil and criminal paper service, transporting prisoners and general patrol. This division works closely with Division of Family Services, Saline County Juvenile Office, Division of Aging, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Probation and Parole and other area agencies. This division brings over 80 years of combined experience to the department to help better serve area residents. All Deputies are POST certified through the state of Missouri as Peace Officers and receive continuing education hours yearly as specified by POST to remain certified.
Patrol Cars
Here are examples of the three types of cars used by our department. You will notice a fully marked squad with lights on the roof, a "California style" squad with lights mounted in the interior dash, and a completely unmarked car. All are equipped with communication radios, and sirens.
Other Vehicles
Here you will see our transport van used primarily for transporting inmates to Department of Corrections to begin prison sentences. It is also occassionally used to transport inmates to court when there is a large number scheduled to appear before the court. Next to the van is a truck you may see driving around town. Our Sheriff, Wally George, primarily uses this vehicle as he also serves as acting coroner in the absence of that elected official. It is also sometimes used when heavy or large, bulky items collected for evidence need to be transported to our facility.
Patrol Car Interior
Road Officers spend a great deal of time in these cars. Some are equipped with cages for transporting uncooperative people. They also have communication radios, shotguns, and flashlights. Emergency kits are kept in the trunk of each car including items such as fingerprint kits, blankets, binoculars, etc.