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Greene County sergeant details patrol duties, training and officer supports
Summary
Sergeant Dilday of the Greene County Sheriff’s Office described patrol staffing, training standards, campus security and mental‑health supports, saying deputies respond to roughly 46,000 calls a year across 678 square miles and the office is hiring.
Sergeant Dilday of the Greene County Sheriff’s Office gave a public briefing on patrol operations on Feb. 19, outlining division size, training requirements, day‑to‑day duties and the supports available to deputies.
Dilday said the patrol division includes about 76 deputies organized into traditional patrol, campus patrol and a K‑9 unit. "There are no two days the same," he said, and added the division fields seven patrol squads and six multipurpose canines that perform tracking, drug detection and apprehension duties.
The sergeant said deputies work 10‑hour shifts and provide continuous coverage, responding to about 46,000 calls for service annually across 678 square miles serving nearly 308,000 residents. He described campus patrol duties at Greene County‑owned buildings…
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