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The Evo County Sheriff’s Department is the primary law enforcement agency in the 1,118 square miles (2,900 km2) of unincorporated area of Evo County. Acting as a county police equivalent for the almost 321 people living in the unincorporated and incorporated areas of the county.

They primarily provide law enforcement services for only the unincorporated areas of a county, while yielding to municipal police or city marshals to provide law enforcement services for the incorporated areas.

The Jurisdiction of the Evo County Sheriff's Department oftentimes overlaps with several other local and state agencies operating in Evo County, including the Evo Department of Public Safety, Evo City Police Department, and the unified Los Angeles County agencies operating on a joint program.

The duties of a Evo County Sheriff generally include keeping the county jail, providing bailiffs for the county and district courts within his county and serving processes issued by said courts, and providing general law enforcement services to residents.

The current Sheriff of Evo County, Kyle Tenpenny, was sworn in May of 2015 after winning the December 2014 election.

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MEMORANDUM: FLEET AND UNIFORM UPDATE

26 July, 2022 - Blake | 0 Comments

The fleet and uniforms of this agency have been updated. Please read the following memo for clarity.

UNIFORMS AND PROCEDURES

Black and gold uniforms will now be issued to all deputies. Deputies may wear their old uniform until a new one is issued. After this point, deputies must wear the new black and gold uniforms.

Deputies may now utilize load-bearing vests. Vests must be of the "uniform" carry style with a badge or badge patch on, or tactical MOLLE type style. Tactical vests must have an approved ECSO patch on the front and back, which can be bought from our uniform vendors. Morale and unapproved patches shall not be placed on outer vests.

FLEET

Newly acquired vehicles and some existing vehicles have a new graphic design. Not all of the existing fleet will be given new graphics for logistical reasons. Existing vehicles with the black and white or blue/yellow stripe design shall continue to be used.

The following list is approved vehicles. Also listed is the assignment for these vehicles. Deputies not assigned to these duties or units shall not use these vehicles without permission of a captain or high command. Deputies are to use patrol vehicles unless otherwise permitted or assigned to one of the listed units or assignments.

PATROL
Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor [MARKED]
Ford Police Interceptor Utility/Explorer [MARKED]
Ford F150
Dodge Charger PPV [MARKED]
Chevrolet Tahoe [MARKED]
Dodge Ram
Ford Police Interceptor Sedan/Taurus

OFFROAD ASSIGNMENT ONLY
Ford Raptor

COVERT ASSIGNMENT, INVESTIGATORY DEPUTIES, SUPERVISORS, OR TRAFFIC ASSIGNMENT APPROVED BY A SUPERVISOR ONLY
Ford Fusion
All Unmarked Vehicles

HIGHWAY PATROL ONLY
Ford Police Interceptor Utility Steeda SSV
Dodge Charger PPV [HIGHWAY]
Dodge Charger SRT8
Dodge Charger SRT8 Super Bee
Ford Mustang
Subaru WRX
Audi RS6 Avant
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1
Shelby GT350R [CAPTAIN'S VEHICLE]
Saleen S281 [CAPTAIN'S VEHICLE]

PUBLIC RELATIONS ONLY
Chevrolet Camaro

CVE ONLY
Ford F350

UNDERSHERIFF JOHN BLAKE
EVO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

[GROUP UPDATE] General - 07/18/2022

18 July, 2022 - kyle | 0 Comments

-Group changed from 'Restricted' to 'Open'

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