HCDPS

One of the drivers that caught the attention of the HCSO Stealth Charger...

Last week the Deputies of the Harbor County Sheriff's Office responded to complaints from residents on Sinclair Street in HCSO District 1. Residents filed multiple complaints of drivers failing to obey traffic signals on their street so HCSO Deputies held a Zero Tolerance Enforcement Event on Thursday July 19th. Over the course of the 3 hour event, 34 citations were issued, 2 arrests were made including 1 DUI arrest.

The HCSO's newly remodeled Leftwood Station.

Another Click it or Ticket violator.

One of the newest member of the HCSO Fleet, the Chevrolet Impala.

A H.I.T. Team master deputy makes a traffic stop on a motor cycle rider for failure to wear his helmet, and it leads to a DUI arrest.

Over the weekend, the Harbor County Department of Public Safety resumed its regular anti drunk driving and seat belt law public awareness campaign as we approach the Fourth of July holiday. Deputies were out in force and issued 31 seat belt citations and made 14 DUI arrests.

In this photo, an HCSO Master Deputy with the High Intensity Traffic Team can be seen arresting a motorcycle rider for driving under the influence.

On scene at a bizarre accident in the road works. Clearly the driver wasn't focussing on his driving, went through the road works, over the ramp and got stuck. He suffered injuries so bad he fell out of his car and onto the floor. EMS was called as well as the tow truck to get rid of the van.

We hope everyone enjoyed their July 4th holiday this week! A special thanks to the residents of Liberty City for being extra careful this year, HCDPS personnel responded to fewer fireworks related incidents and DUI related accidents from last year's holiday. Great job staying safe Liberty City!

So far this holiday enforcement period (July 1-July 12) HCFD paramedics responded to 14 cases of people being injured by fireworks, and HCSO Deputies issued 341 citations, 94 for seat belt violations, and made 19 DUI arrests; 4 of those were more than twice the legal limit of alcohol content and 2 were underage drivers.

All residents are reminded that increased law enforcement presence and zero tolerance enforcement throughout the county will continue through July 12th, so remember to drink responsibly and always wear your seat belts!

We hope everyone enjoyed their July 4th holiday this week! A special thanks to the residents of Liberty City for being extra careful this year, HCDPS personnel responded to fewer fireworks related incidents and DUI related accidents from last year's holiday. Great job staying safe Liberty City!

So far this holiday enforcement period (July 1-July 12) HCFD paramedics responded to 14 cases of people being injured by fireworks, and HCSO Deputies issued 341 citations, 94 for seat belt violations, and made 19 DUI arrests; 4 of those were more than twice the legal limit of alcohol content and 2 were underage drivers.

All residents are reminded that increased law enforcement presence and zero tolerance enforcement throughout the county will continue through July 12th, so remember to drink responsibly and always wear your seat belts!

Over the weekend, the Harbor County Department of Public Safety resumed its regular anti drunk driving public awareness campaign as we approach the Fourth of July holiday. The DPS is specifically focusing on underage drinking this year with a new set of billboards throughout the city. HCSO Deputies will be enforcing DUI laws with zero tolerance so remember, if you're over the limit or underage, you're under arrest. Period. Please drink responsibly and enjoy your holiday safely.

HCFD firefighters and paramedics checking their gear and prepping their trucks.

The HCSO Aviation unit's "Eagle 1" responds to a vehicle pursuit to assist deputies in tracking the suspects.

HCFD firefighters and paramedics tried valiently to save the driver and passenger involved in an early morning fatal car accident on the eastbound Broker Dukes Expressway at Saratoga Ave. The driver appears to have lost control and rolled, ejecting the passenger who was not wearing a seat belt and who was killed instantly. The driver was taken away from the scene by HCFD's Life Flight helicopter, and later died at the hospital. Fortunately there were no construction workers present in the work zone where the accident occurred.

As we approach the July 4th holiday, HCDPS would like to remind all Liberty City and Harbor County residents to please buckle up and slow down. HCSO deputies will be out and will continue to enforce their zero tolerance "click it or ticket" laws. Remember, "Every Ride, Every Time, Click it or Ticket."

HCFD and HCSO personnel respond to an early morning motor vehicle accident on the eastbound Broker Dukes Expressway at Saratoga Ave. The driver appears to have lost control and rolled, ejecting the passenger who was not wearing a seat belt and who was killed instantly. The driver was taken away from the scene by HCFD's Life Flight helicopter, and later died at the hospital. Fortunately there were no construction workers present in the work zone where the accident occurred.

As we approach the July 4th holiday, HCDPS would like to remind all Liberty City and Harbor County residents to please buckle up and slow down. HCSO deputies will be out and will continue to enforce their zero tolerance "click it or ticket" laws. Remember, "Every Ride, Every Time, Click it or Ticket."

HCSO promotional photo shoot in front of the Harbor County Justice Center

Sheriff Shaw poses with the HCSO Stealth Charger.

HCSO Deputies pose with the fleet.

HCSO Deputies pose with the fleet.

Running radar this morning on the northern expressway; if you catch the attention of the HCSO stealth charger, you know you're getting a citation...

HCSO promotional photo shoot in front of the Harbor County Justice Center

HCSO Deputies pose with the fleet.

Sheriff Shaw poses with the HCSO Stealth Charger.

Running radar this morning on the northern expressway; if you catch the attention of the HCSO stealth charger, you know you're getting a citation...