Law Enforcement Division
As part of the multi-function mission of the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Guadagno oversees a 117 member Law Enforcement Division with a broad range of countywide responsibilities. The Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Division renders service of arrest warrants and other court ordered documents, provides court security, prisoner transportation, criminal identification and supports local municipalities in crime and traffic contingencies.

All Sheriff's Officers have graduated a basic police recruit class at an approved New Jersey Police Training Commission academy. Many take additional training throughout their careers, which Sheriff Kim Guadagno actively encourages. Under state law, Sheriff's Officers are empowered to perform police activities throughout the county, which substantially bolsters law enforcement capabilities.

On Saturday, November 17, 2001, the Accreditation Committee of CALEA voted to approve re-accreditation for the Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Division. The Sheriff's Office first earned CALEA accreditation in August of 1998. As part of the accreditation process, independent auditors from across the United States traveled to the Sheriff's Office in Freehold to conduct a comprehensive review of policies and procedures. Monmouth County was found to be 100% compliant in all mandatory standards, and scored well with 338 out of 349 total standards accepted by CALEA auditors.

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