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The Sheriff's Office is committed to solemnly, faithfully and impartially support the Constitution of the United States, and the laws of the State of Arizona. As an organization and as individuals, we pledge to be valiant to the public trust.
Community Bulletin
2018 National Take-Back Medication Day!
Join the SCC Sheriff's Office and the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force for National Take-Back Medication Day! The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 27th at the Garrett's Supermarket from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM!
The event offers a safe method to dispose of your unused, unwanted, and expired medications!
Former SCCSO Sergeant Sepulveda
Our collective hearts are heavy with sympathy for our former Sergeant Jose Francisco Sepulveda, who served with the Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office from September 16th, 1971 – September 29th, 2006. Our most heartfelt condolences are with the Sepulveda family.
SCC Sheriff's Office Shoe Drive 2018
The SCC Sheriff's Office in conjunction with the Arizona Sheriff's Association (ASA) is participating in a shoe drive in which gently worn, used or new shoes will be collected as a fundraiser to enhance training opportunities for deputies and detention officers.
ASA will earn funds based on the total weight of pairs of donated shoes that are collected, as Funds2Orgs will issue a check for collected shoes.
Click on the following link for more information:
Have Questions?
Browse answers to commonly asked questions:
- Is there anything the Sheriff's Office can do if an arrest warrant has not yet been issued?
- We just installed a home alarm system. Do we need to register with the Sheriff’s Office?
- If I am under the age of 21 years and choose to drink alcohol while visiting Mexico, can I get arrested when I come back to the United States?
- How much alcohol can I drink before I’m considered legally drunk?
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NEW!
Santa Cruz County Alerts
Santa Cruz County Emergency Management is administering a county-wide wireless emergency alert system. Existing unblocked land lines will automatically be a part of the system - but not mobile devices unless you opt in.
The WENS system allows you as a member of the public to sign up your mobile device for alerts such as:
- Severe weather alerts: severe thunderstorm, flash flood, wildfire, dust storm, etc.
- Emergency situation alerts: hazardous materials spills, major road closures, power outages, etc.
- Air Quality Advisories
- Boil Water Advisories
Click on the logo below to sign up and start receiving Alerts!
