There is a variety of programs and services offered by the Sheriff’s Office where you can learn more about protecting yourself, your family and your possessions. Register your alarm system, protect a disabled loved-one, volunteer, or give an at risk child a chance to succeed by participating in these programs.
Community Services – (727) 582-2222
Work with deputy sheriffs to keep your business secure for employees and customers alike.
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This 12 week program gives adults a behind-the-scene look at Sheriff’s Office operations through hands-on participation and expert speakers.
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The Citizens Patrol Volunteer Program is the newest opportunity for citizens to volunteer their time with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office. As a member of the Citizens Patrol, you will have an opportunity to serve side-by-side with our deputy sheriffs and perform a variety of valuable services for our citizens and visitors of Pinellas County.
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Track criminal activity and sex offenders near your home or business with Crime Viewer.
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The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Law Enforcement Explorer program is an opportunity for young people to learn firsthand about the challenges and rewards of a career in public safety.
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Residents of Pinellas County can get employer-requested fingerprints taken for a minimal fee.
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Learn how to keep your home and family safe by having PCSO staff offer recommendations on landscaping, locks, lighting and more.
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This is a program for parents and adult caregivers for children. Learn the strategies and diversions of predators and sex offenders. Learn what to look for – and how to communicate personal safety appropriately to children.
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Form a Neighborhood watch group in your community, and learn from deputy sheriffs how to observe and report suspicious persons and potential criminal activity. Make your neighborhood a hard target for criminals.
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The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office and the “Narcotics Overdose Prevention & Education” Task Force have formed a partnership to help battle and spread the word about drug abuse.
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Loud music or noise in Pinellas County is illegal. Help us “Lower the Boom” by reporting loud car stereos.
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Drop off your expired or unused medications during business hours at Operation Medicine Cabinet drop boxes located at the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.
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Post lost or found pets on the Pinellas Sheriff’s “County Animal Rescue and Entry System”.
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After-school mentoring, sports, summer camps and academic tutoring – that is what is going on every day at the Sheriff’s Police Athletic league.
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Pinellas Project Child Safe is a voluntary enrollment program designed by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office for people 5- 25 years of age challenged by disabilities which impede effective communication.
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The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to offer Project Lifesaver to families and caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s, autism and other similar special needs.
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Advisory Board members meet every Thursday at breakfast with the Sheriff, receive regular updates on agency functions and programs, and coordinate events to support the Sheriff’s youth programs, including the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches for at-risk boys and girls.
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The Sheriff’s Alarm Registration Program or “SHARP” has been established for home and business owners to register their alarm protected properties on-line or by filling out a registration form.
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The Sheriff’s Speakers Forum program gives members of our community a chance to learn more about the programs and services offered by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.
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A program for teen drivers taught by PCSO driving instructors. Young drivers are taught the rules of the road and the consequences of distracted driving – due to texting, music, passengers, substance abuse.
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The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office offers house checks while you are away from your home for an extended period of time.
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Volunteers in Partnership (VIPs) can potentially work anywhere in the agency, which provides a valuable service to Sheriff Office staff.
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