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About the Cape May County Sheriff’s Office
According to the Cape May County Sheriff’s Office, "while the basic functions of the Office of the Sheriff being the maintenance of law and order, the sale of property and the overseeing of the county correction facility, have remained the same for several hundred years; many other duties have been added in response to the need for service.

The Office of the Sheriff consists of trained officers and professional civilian staff. The Law Enforcement Division has responsibility for court related duties such as the safety of persons using and working in the County Court House, services of court papers, transportation of jurors, execution of court ordered sale of property and the collection of court ordered judgments.

Additional services structured within the Law Enforcement Division are Child Support Warrant Service, Crime Prevention Unit , Victim Assistance Unit, Search and Rescue/K-9 Unit, Park Unit, Transportation Unit, I.D. Unit and other related sub units.

The Correctional Division has the primary function of the security and rehabilitation of inmates housed in the Cape May County Correctional Facility. Other significant programs in the Correctional Division are the Sheriff's Labor Assistance Program, Electronic Monitoring Program, GED Program, Religous Services, Bible study, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Anger Management and Relapse Services, etc.

A new Correctional Center has been constructed at the same location as the previous jail and opened for service on January 14th 2019. The new Correctional Center incorporates the latest in correctional center technology and design and can hold over 300 inmates."

 

 

Books authored by law enforcement officials of the Cape May County Sheriff's Office
(New Jersey)

 

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