INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE

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INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE
Organizational Overview
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Sheriff of Ingham County

• Gene L. Wriggelsworth

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INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICEMISSION STATEMENT

• To assist the people of Ingham County in our
  mutual desire for a safe and secure community
  through our dedication in providing Correctional,
  Law Enforcement, and Related Services at the
  highest possible standards, while respecting the
  rights of all people.

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INGHAM COUNTY

• Total Population 279,320
• Total number of citizens within ICSO service
  area 62,067 (22) Non-Contracted 37,995 (14)
• Total Square Miles 560
• Total square miles serviced by ICSO Deputies
  435.2 (77)
• Total Road Miles 1,249.83
• Total road miles within ICSO service area
• County 861.42 Delhi 138.53
• Total Interstate Miles 54
• Source 2000 US Census

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INGHAM COUNTYEstimated Distance 45
MilesEstimated Time 49 Minutes
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INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE ORGANIZATIONAL
CHART
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FIELD SERVICESGRAND RIVER BURKLEY,
WILLIAMSTOWN TWP841 A.M. ON SATURDAY JULY 14,
2007Vehicle struck tree, burst into flames
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I-96 CRASH 2005
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FIELD SERVICES 2007

• Calls for Service
• County Complaints 8,179 / CAD Calls
  12,353
• Delhi Complaints 6,575 / CAD
  Calls 9,263
• Number of Deputies per 1,000 Residents
• County .87, Delhi .79, Webberville 1.9
  PA416 .11
• Number of hours spent by Field Service Deputies
  on hospital guard details 4,455.9
• Number of County Deputies per 1,000 residents
  with 2 Deputies on hospital guard detail .82

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CAD CALLS PER TOWNSHIP 2007

• Alaiedon Twp 2,627
• Aurelius Twp 675
• Bunker Hill Twp 480
• Village of Dansville 185
• Delhi Twp 9,263
• Ingham Twp 420
• Leroy Twp 1,215
• Leslie Twp 701

• Locke Twp 421
• Onondaga Twp 893
• Stockbridge Twp 539
• Vevay Twp 1,395
• Webberville 532
• Wheatfield Twp 1,013
• White Oak Twp 271
• Williamstown Twp 986

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INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICESPECIALIZED UNITS

• Canine Team
• Community Policing
• Detective Bureau
• Honor Guard
• Marine Division
• Parks Division
• Traffic Unit/Accident Investigations

• Seven Volunteer Units
• Mounted Unit
• Motor Unit
• Victim Advocate Unit
• Disabled Parking Unit
• Heavy Rescue Unit
• Explorer Post
• Chaplains

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Deputies Participate with the following units

• Metro Narcotics Squad
• Special Response Team (SRT)
• S.A.F.E Fugitive Team
• MSP Computer Crime Task Force
• FBI Major Crime Task Force
• Michigan Intelligence Operations Center
• Capital Area Dive Team

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Contracted Services

• MSU Football Games and Special Events
• High School Sports and Special Events at Holt,
  Lansing Catholic, Lansing Christian, Dansville
  and Leslie High Schools
• Cristo Rey Annual Community Event
• Youth Alcohol Enforcement
• Seatbelt Enforcement

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TRAFFIC PA4164 Deputies
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TRAFFIC INCIDENTS 2007

• Traffic Stops 17,186 (Includes contracted areas)
• Delhi Only 7,849
• PD Accidents 1,767 (Non-contracted areas)
• PI Accidents 233 (Non-contracted areas)
• Number of persons injured 374
• Number of traffic fatalities 8
• Car/Deer Accidents 1,272

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ACCIDENTS PER TOWNSHIP2007

• Alaiedon PD416 PI 66
• Aurelius PD163 PI 21
• Bunker Hill PD 75 PI 8
• Dansville PD 8 PI 1
• Delhi PD 634 PI 116
• Ingham PD 86 PI 8
• Leroy PD 165 PI 20
• Leslie PD 100 PI 15
• PDProperty Damage Accident
• PI Personal Injury Accident

• Locke PD 84 PI 11
• Onondaga PD129 PI12
• StockbridgePD111 PI11
• Vevay PD 194 PI 28
• Webberville PD13 PI 3
• WheatfieldPD157 PI30
• White Oak PD82 PI 12
• Williamstown PD 189
• PI 19

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AURELIUS TOWNSHIPColumbia Aurelius rd. 730
a.m. on Friday September 7, 200717 year old
struck deer, lost control and struck tree.
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Staff Services Division

• Central Records
• Volunteer Services
• Training
• Emergency Services
• Quartermaster
• Technological Services
• Fleet Management
• Internships
• Background Investigations

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STAFF SERVICES 2007

• Seven volunteer units with 74 volunteers, 40 of
  whom are sworn Special Deputies.
• 560 hours of field training for each newly sworn
  full-time Deputy.
• Over 40 hours of annual in-service training for
  all sworn personnel.
• Training facility providing in-service, regional,
  national and international training.
• County-wide Command Pod for use during critical
  incidents and special events.
• Reviewed over 700 employment applications and
  interviewed over 100 applicants.
• Conducted 35 background investigations.

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Central Records Division 2007

• FOIA Requests- 1,393
• Purchase Permits- 1,354
• CPL Applications- 421
• Traffic Citations Processed- 10,476
• Fingerprint Cards Processed- 621

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Volunteer Services
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VOLUNTEER SERVICES

• Assistance with search and rescue
• Assistance with crowd control
• Air tank support to all area fire departments
• Extrication at major motor vehicle accidents
• Lighting for accident and crime scenes
• Assistance to victims of traumatic events
• Disabled parking and fire lane violation
  enforcement
• Community Policing

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CAPITAL AREA DIVE TEAM
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TRAINING SECTION

• Precision Driving
• Firearms .40 cal. semi-auto pistol / .223 cal.
  rifle
• Pepper Spray / Pepper Ball Gun / TASER
• Defensive Tactics
• Correctional Academy
• Stop Sticks / Radar / LASER
• Small Squad Tactics (Riot)
• CPR / First Aid / Haz- Mat
• Correctional Fire Safety
• Response to Active Shooter
• Report Writing
• SFST Standard Field Sobriety Training

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PRECISION DRIVING
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EMERGENCY SERVICES
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EMERGENCY SERVICES 2007

• Distributed radios to all public schools in
  Ingham County to enable them to communicate with
  first responders.
• Facilitated Incident Command and National
  Incident Management System training throughout
  the County.
• Placed new Mobile Command POD into service under
  Homeland Security grant.
• Updated Ingham county Parks hazards response
  plans to include Potter Park Zoo.

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CORRECTIONS DIVISION
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CORRECTIONS SERVICES

• Correctional Assessment And Treatment Services
  (CATS)
• Kitchen Facility
• Corrections Commissary
• Medical Department
• Forgotten Man Ministries
• Hospital Guard Unit
• Education Program
• Training Services

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RECEIVING
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CORRECTIONS2007

• Jail Capacity 665
• Local Use 472
• Contracted 193
• Inmates Received 13,370
• Inmates Released 13,416
• Average Stay (in days) 19.93
• Average Daily Population 685
• Overcrowding releases occurred 37 times
• 2,588 Inmates were released early due to
  overcrowding (This is a record number of early
  releases).

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Number of Inmates According to Venue 2008

• Lansing 62.4
• Holt 5
• East Lansing 4.23
• Meridian 3.33
• Williamston 2.56
• Mason 2.22
• Leslie .67
• Stockbridge .44
• Dansville .33
• Other 18.82

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JAIL OVERCROWDING
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Visitor Lobby Control

• Inmate Visits
• Inmate Account Deposits
• Bond Payments
• Corrections Entry Gates

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Education/MedicalEDUCATION / MEDICAL
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KITCHEN722,069 MEALS SERVED IN 2007
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