Placer County Sheriff's Council
A Non-Profit, Non-Partisan 501(c) (3) Corporation – Tax ID 68-0590713
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PLACER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
We welcome your tax deductible cash donations that will be used as needed to support PCSO see "Get Involved". Your help with a donation of any amount will help support the Placer County Sheriff’s Office.
Recent Contribution Activity
2023
Remember the Fallen Monument
It is vital to remember the sacrifices it takes to make a community safe and to remember our fallen. The nine peace officers that sacrificed everything for their community of Placer County deserve this remembrance. The ones they left behind deserve it more. A place where their names are on a memorial that our community can look upon and respect, remember, and honor those sacrifices.
KCRA Sacramento Video clip aired April 25, 2022
Detective Mike Davis
Reserve Deputy Timothy A. Ruggles
Deputy James E. Machado
Deputy Arden Webster
Deputy Richard Alfred Sheppard
Deputy Charles Carter
Sheriff William Elam
Deputy Frank H. Dependener
Deputy George W. Martin
2022
Modernized EOD vehicle - The Placer County Sheriff’s Office Explosive Ordinance Detail (EOD) responds to an average of 25 call-outs per year and frequently assists neighboring agencies on EOD mutual aid requests. Currently, our EOD team cannot respond to east slope incidents during inclement weather and is the last one of its kind in the region. The EOD equipment has become more diverse and heavier, with additional equipment requiring an increasingly high payload of EOD response vehicles.
Other agencies in the region have upgraded their vehicle, chassis, and equipment box.
2020 - 2021
Plate Carriers and Rifle Rated Armor - Truth 855 – Angel Armor - Two piece ceramic rifle plates will be used by the Field Operations Deputies and Sergeants when responding to high risk events across the County. The modular Plate System has dual strike faces, is ultra-lightweight with multi-hit capability which allows wearing of the armor all day long when faced with the possibility of a threat level greater than the normal vest would protect against by simply snapping in the second piece to be up and running in seconds.
2019
Unmanned Aircraft System UAS (Drones) - Drone systems purchased and training to get pilots FAA certified. Drones Purchased: One DJI Matrice 210, One Parrot Anfi, Nine DJI Matic 2 Enterprise Duals, One DJI Air 2 with more coming as well as additional support equipment such as a Command Vehicle to be purchased for the UAS Program. The above video only partially demonstrates the capabilities of the drones with respect to clarity and range of the optics.
1959 Ford Fairlaine 500 - Above images from left to right represent a 1959 Ford Fairlaine 500 that was located on eBay and donated by the Council in 2019. A photo of the then Sheriff in 1960 at the Squaw Valley Winter Olympics. The resulting efforts of Fleet Services at PCSO and Sheriff Bell recreating the historic photo! Used for parades and other community outreach activities.
Shields for SROs - Purchase of hand held ballistic shields used to protect School Resource Officers from an armed subject at a school or for building search, hostage rescue or a high risk traffic stop.
2018
Rifles for Patrol Deputies - Daniel Defense, 223 Caliber, allows Deputies to engage from a further distance, equipped with EO tech sites.
2017
Rifles for Honor Guard - Henry Rifle, Lever Action, 45-70 Caliber with Stocks engraved with our Honor Guard logo. Used for ceremonial purposes, such as funerals, or escorting the national flag. These Rifles also made our Honor Guard the first in the State to use Lever Action Rifles.
2010
Tasers - The Council effectively launched the less lethal taser platform for Patrol Deputies by purchasing tasers which are a less lethal neuro muscular inhibitor device.
2005
Shields for Patrol Deputies - Hand held ballistic shields used to protect Deputies from an armed subject, or for a building search, hostage rescue, or a high risk traffic stop.
2004
Pepper Ball Launchers - Helped launch our first less lethal Pepper ball Launchers.
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A Non-Profit, Non-Partisan 501(c) (3) Corporation – Tax ID 68-0590713
P.O. Box 2743, Granite Bay, CA 95746