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Calvert County sheriff tells PAB: more SROs, recruitment and an eye on organized thefts
Summary
The sheriff reported adding SROs and new deputies, outlined recruitment and training efforts, gave traffic and calls‑for‑service statistics, described efforts against organized theft rings and said the agency is pursuing CALIA accreditation.
Calvert County’s sheriff gave the Police Accountability Board a quarterly operational briefing Dec. 3, saying the office added school resource officers, swore in new deputies, is pursuing accreditation and is tracking organized theft activity involving out‑of‑area actors.
The sheriff told the board he aims to have “a deputy in every school” and reported two new school resource officers (SROs) added this year; he also said the department swore in three new deputy sheriffs and had additional recruits in the academy. On staffing, he acknowledged the office is still short—“we're short 6 deputies”—relative to his goal…
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