Cleveland County Sheriff's Office (Oklahoma)

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office is the chief law enforcement agency in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, with primary jurisdiction in the unincorporated areas of the county. Consisting of over 194 employees including deputies, detention staff and support personnel, the Office serves a population of over 275,000 people. The office is headed by Sheriff Blake Green, a Republican, as of April 6th, 2020. This is following the resignation of former Sheriff Todd Gibson as he takes the Chief of Police position in Moore, Oklahoma.

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office
AbbreviationCCSO
MottoCourageously Protect and Compassionately Serve
Agency overview
Formed1889
Employees194
Annual budgetApprox 14 Million Annually
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdictionCleveland, Oklahoma, USA
Map of Cleveland County Sheriff's Office's jurisdiction.
Size558 square miles (1,450 km2)
Population279,641(2017 est.)
General nature
Operational structure
HeadquartersNorman, Oklahoma
Sworn members75
Unsworn members119
Agency executive
  • Blake Green, Sheriff
Website
ccso-ok.us

History

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office was formed in 1889 and has been serving the citizens of Cleveland County, Oklahoma ever since.

Specialties

Some of the specialized assignments in the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office are:

  • District 21 Task Force
  • United States Secret Service Task Force
  • Narcotics Special Assignments
  • Criminal Investigations
  • Field Training Officer (FTO) Program
  • Honor Guard
  • K-9 (Hevey, Heisman)

Fallen Deputies

Since the establishment of the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, two deputies have died in the line of duty.[1]

Deputy Date of Death Details
Undersheriff William H. Abbott
Saturday, February 17, 1912
Gunfire
Undersheriff Grover Fulkerson
Friday, August 24, 1917
Gunfire

See also

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