Melbourne Police Department

The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office is dedicated to enhancing community safety through a variety of programs and services, including crime prevention initiatives and public engagement opportunities. They actively involve local residents in their mission, offering programs like the Citizens Observation Patrol and the Explorer Post 400 for youth interested in law enforcement careers. Additionally, the Sheriff's Office provides training programs such as the Teen Driver Challenge, aimed at educating young drivers on safe driving practices, and a Citizens Academy that offers a comprehensive overview of law enforcement operations. Their commitment to community service is further demonstrated through opportunities for off-duty security engagements and disaster preparedness resources. Generated from the website

The objective of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office is to provide an optimum level of service to the citizens of this county. It is therefore, the mission of this agency to enhance the quality of life for citizens by reducing both crime and the fear of crime throughout Seminole County. The responsibility of this Office is to reach beyond the typical reactive law enforcement role to protect and serve, to reach beyond proactive law enforcement, and to become coactive with the citizens of Seminole County. In this role, we, as the members of Sheriff's Office, will improve the quality of life for the citizens of Seminole County. We seek to reduce not only crime itself but the fear of crime. We seek to fortify the public trust from which our authority is derived. We seek to be more accountable by allowing more public input into the ways in which our services are planned and provided. We seek to be more resourceful, imaginative, and aggressive in our approach to crime. By doing so, we encourage the public to become an involved partner. As a public service agency, we will streamline and remove barriers that are typical of inaccessible bureaucracies. We will work with the community in obtaining assistance and resources from other agencies, both public and private. We shall provide a public service, and through that endeavor, establish Sheriff's Office as a facilitator for quality of life issues - not just a provider of basic law enforcement service. I personally welcome your input and insight on what your needs are as a community and your suggestions on how we can best serve these needs. If you would like to share information on a crime, neighborhood problem, or anything you feel requires law enforcement attention, you can send this information to our E-tips Electronic Tip Line at tips@seminolesheriff.org. If you would like to contact me personally, you can E-mail me also at sheriff@seminolesheriff.org.