In addition to early screening practices and identification and classification of inmates, which allows for an initial needs assessment and the ability to arrange appropriate longer-term care plans for individuals with mental healthcare needs, the Dukes County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) is finding great success in providing regular and accessible resources based both locally and connected to a larger statewide network.
Read MoreDue to high, damaging winds and adverse weather conditions, the Dukes County Regional Emergency Communication Center lost power in the early morning hours of Thursday, October 17th. Lights may have gone dark in the center, but dispatchers never lost the ability to communicate with the public, Police, Fire and EMS.
Read MoreDukes County Sheriff Robert W. Ogden is pleased to announce the award of a $1,726,249 Development Grant from the State 911 Department for the regional public safety radio system upgrades in Fiscal Year 2020.
Read MoreThe Dukes County Sheriff’s Office has been issued a clean bill of health in a Performance and Compliance Audit by the Massachusetts State Auditor’s Office.
Read MoreDukes County Sheriff’s Office’s Stop the Bleed Instructors led a Stop the Bleed training for Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School teachers and staff.
Read MoreThese interactive tablets provide inmates with the ability to access educational, vocational, and social-emotional learning & rehabilitation content.
Read MoreMVLEC Public Service Announcement video promotes awareness of the prevalence and impact of accidental 911 calls.
Read MoreIn the wake of this tragedy, we wish to recognize and commend Deputy Anthony Gould of the Dukes County Sheriff’s Office for his bravery.
Read MoreThe Dukes County Sheriff’s Office joins over 200 other organizations as the fight against the opioid substance abuse epidemic continues to affect our local and national communities.
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