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According to state requirements, public comments can be submitted from March 4 through May 5, 2025. 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The Amador County Sheriff's Office Dispatch and Communications Center is the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for the entire county. Amador County Sheriff's Office Emergency Medical Dispatchers (EMD) answer all incoming 911 calls for assistance. Amador County Sheriff's Office EMDs provide pre-arrival medical assistance to those with medical emergencies and they dispatch American Legion Ambulance to all required medical calls. Incoming fire calls are routed to the Cal Fire Communications Center in El Dorado County. Amador County Sheriff's Office Dispatchers answer most incoming telephone lines at the Sheriff's Office and they represent the first line of service to our community. Our Dispatch and Communications Center serves a population of approximately 38,400 within a service area of 612 square miles. On average, the Communications Center handles over 725 "911" Emergency Calls, and 6,000 non-emergency calls per month. In addition to the emergency calls, the Communication Bureau provides after hour dispatch and phone service for the Jackson Police Department, Sutter Creek Police Department and Ione Police Department. The Communications Bureau is the critical link between community members and law enforcement officers in the field. When you call the Communications Bureau, you will speak with a highly trained dispatcher, whose mission is to provide a high level of quality service. Some Dispatchers are also trained as Emergency Medical Dispatchers to assist callers and law enforcement officers with medical aid needs. Additionally, the Communications Bureau is responsible for the deployment and coordination of resources for both emergency and non-emergency requests for assistance. Sheriff's Office Dispatch Stats for 2018 TOTAL 911 CALLS 13,744 TOTAL NON-EMERGENCY CALLS 84,276 TOTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT INCIDENTS DISPATCHED 11,596 (Sheriff's Office Incidents only) TOTAL MEDICAL INCIDENTS DISPATCHED 4,787 Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Dive Rescue NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register Dive Rescue The Amador County Sheriff's Dive Team is a collateral duty assignment. The dive team's primary responsibility is the search and recovery of persons and/or evidence located in the waterways of Amador County. The dive team is also responsible for swift water rescue operations, and is supplemented in that endeavor by the Amador County Sheriff's Search and Rescue (SAR) Team. Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Canine Services Unit NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register Canine Services Unit The Canine Services Unit is a subdivision of the Patrol Bureau of the Amador County Sheriff’s Office. These canine teams are trained in multiple disciplines such as tracking and trailing, criminal apprehension, narcotics and evidence location, area searching and high risk tactical operations support. Canines in the program are selected based on very specific traits consisting of extreme handler loyalty, selflessness, obedience and their ability to follow commands of the handler without hesitation or regard for their own safety. The canine teams are used on a daily basis by the Sheriff’s Office, but are also available to the surrounding Law Enforcement agencies within the county as well. The canine teams also complete public demonstrations which provides the team with the opportunity to connect with the public and present the positive side of Law Enforcement. The canines are purchased and maintained by the Sheriff’s Office, but the canines are housed with the individual handlers and their families. Our canines undergo an initial 12 week training program overseen and approved by the California Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission. After the initial training program, the canines maintain their high level of competency and readiness by attending a minimum of 16 hours of training per month provided by a professional law enforcement canine trainer. The canines must also pass a rigorous yearly re-certification of their skills to ensure competency and performance are within current state law and canine training trends. The canines are trained to track armed and violent criminals from the scene of a crime, search rural areas as well as homes and commercial buildings, provide a psychological deterrence during tense and dangerous situations, search for illegal drugs, protect the handler and the public from attack as well as search for items of evidentiary value left at a crime scene. The canine’s superior training and sensory capabilities also provide competent and extremely effective defense for a lone officer on patrol. Deputy Kiesling and K9 Zidan I was partnered with Zidan, a ninety-pound sable German Shepherd Dog born in Hungary, in March 2022. Drawing upon our previous experience in the K9 field, Zidan and I quickly began our work. After graduating from handler school, we were assigned to patrol duties and have since been working to ensure the safety of Amador County. Zidan has been instrumental in numerous felony arrests, consistently using his excellent sense of smell to locate both criminals and illegal narcotics. K9 Zidan truly enjoys his work. Every day, he enthusiastically goes to the patrol car, seemingly unaware of furniture or his two human toddler brothers. On his days off, Zidan enjoys relaxing on the back patio and swimming in the pool with his family. Deputy Creach and K9 Loki Growing up, becoming a Deputy Sheriff had been a long-time aspiration. Having the opportunity to interact with Sheriff’s Office K9 teams at local events solidified my goal of becoming a K9 Deputy. In February 2025, I was thrilled to be selected for the position of K9 Handler. In March 2025, I met my K9 partner, Loki, who was brought up from southern California. After an intense evaluation period, we quickly bonded and recognized our potential as a team. K9 Loki and I have commenced our training, and upon completion, we will be assigned to full-time Patrol duties. K9 Loki will also be a valuable asset to the SWAT team, and we will deploy together on operations requiring a K9. K9 Loki is a very energetic dog who already shows great enthusiasm for working in his K9 Patrol unit. On our days off, he enjoys running on the property, playing with his tug toy, and spending time with the horses. Officer Isham and K9 Milo As a new handler, I was quickly partnered with Milo, a 15-month-old, high-energy American Labrador. We started training together and quickly bonded through playing fetch. After several months of training, we were ready to work together in the jail. K9 Milo loves working in the jail and eagerly waits for me at the patrol car every day. On his days off, Milo makes it clear that he’d prefer to be working, but he also enjoys running around the yard and playing fetch. I truly couldn't ask for a better partner to work with!" Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Community Assistance Program (CAP) NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register Community Assistance Program (CAP) The Community Assistance Program (CAP) is a select group of sworn deputies who are tasked with the collateral assignment of assisting the community in a variety of functions, which are typically outside of the normal patrol response to calls for service. CAP Deputies are given the authority and responsibility to develop new and innovative responses to community and quality of life issues that attempt to address the root cause of these issues, rather than just the effects. The overall purpose of this program is to provide the citizens and community with the highest level of professional service. CAP Deputies coordinate meetings with neighborhood residents and Home Owners Associations to address individual or group problem areas and provide information for implementation of Neighborhood Watch Programs. This program is also designed to work closely with the business community to provide assistance with crime prevention and community events. CAP Deputies assist with, or facilitate community events, such as: Safe N Sane Trick or Treat Public Safety Day Christmas to Remember Sheriff’s Office Toy Drive Community meetings Neighborhood Watch CAP Deputies are dedicated to improving and maintaining the quality of life that is shared among Amador County residents. Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team The Amador County Sheriff’s Office Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team is a collateral duty assignment for select members of the Amador County Sheriff’s Office. The SWAT Team is responsible for all high risk search warrant and arrest warrant services, barricaded subjects, hostage situations, securing marijuana cultivation sites linked to large scale drug organizations, high risk parole and probation searches, dignitary protection and other details as assigned which require the specialized training, tactics and equipment employed by the SWAT Team. he SWAT team includes one team leader, two assistant team leaders and eight operators, two of which are cross-trained as law enforcement snipers. The team typically trains twice monthly. The training includes, but is not limited to, building clearing tactics, open field movement and contact, arrest procedures, less lethal options, chemical agents, combative counter-measure, canine operations, airborne operations, firearms training, vehicle and linear take downs, rural navigation and down citizen/officer recovery. Individual team members are selected by the Sheriff after a review of the eligible candidates past work performance, a physical/operational evaluation, and an intensive oral interview. All team members must successfully complete the POST approved FBI Basic SWAT Course and internal weapons and tactics training before becoming operational. Most members attend additional specialized training related to warrant services, hostage rescue, less lethal options, chemical agents, emergency medical training and specialized weapon skills. All team members are also required to pass an annual fitness/operational standards test. The SWAT Team is comprised of members from various bureaus within the organization including Administration, Patrol and Investigations. The Amador County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team works in support of all divisions and special teams within the Sheriff’s Office, as well as our local law enforcement partners and regional agencies. CRISIS NEGOTIATIONS TEAM (CNT) The Amador County Sheriff's Office SWAT Team includes a Crisis Negotiations Team (CNT). These are personnel who are specially trained to resolve critical incidents by attempting to maintain open lines of communication. CNT is a collateral duty assignment comprised of members from the Administration Bureau, Patrol Bureau and Investigations Bureau. ‍ The Amador County Sheriff's Office Crisis Negotiations Team consists of 1 Captain, 1 Sergeant and 3 Deputy Sheriffs. All negotiators receive initial POST certified training in crisis negotiation and critical incident management. All team personnel are members of the California Association of Hostage Negotiators (CAHN) and receive ongoing training in conflict resolution. The goal of the Crisis Negotiations Team is to save lives and to peacefully resolve critical incidents while attempting to avoid unnecessary risk to officers, citizens, victims, and subjects. Crisis negotiation skills have consistently proved to be law enforcement's most effective method to reduce the risks to those involved and help gain voluntary compliance from a subject. The method by which any crisis situation is resolved is ultimately determined by the subject's behavior. However, standards of acceptability require that law enforcement agencies undertake all reasonable efforts to obtain a nonviolent resolution. Negotiation defusing skills represent law enforcement's most successful tool (83% resolved without injury: Hostage Barricade Database System, HOBAS June 2001). Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program The Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program deploys personnel anywhere in Amador County as requested or as assigned. The team's mission is to provide a law enforcement presence and patrol those remote areas of Amador County that are not readily accessible by regular vehicles. Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m General Information NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register AMADOR COUNTY JAIL General Information Visiting Inmate Health & Welfare Inmates and Crime Graphics Custody Manual Amador County Jail The goal of the Amador Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division is to house sentenced and un-sentenced inmates in a manner that provides, safety to the public, the correctional staff, allied law enforcement agencies, and inmates. The Corrections Division provides for the basic life needs of the inmates including adequate and appropriate food and health care. The Corrections Division strives to provide the opportunity for those inmates who choose to serve the community in meaningful ways and make personal improvements. All of these goals must be accomplished while maintaining the standards set for its operation in Title 15 of the California Code of Regulations. Last, but most importantly, treat all people with dignity and respect. The Amador County Correctional facility has a State rated capacity for 76 inmates—65 Males and 11 Females. General Information PHONE CALLS All arrested persons are entitled to three free local or three collect long distance calls, ​within three hours of being arrested. After the booking process is completed, the arrested ​person may use the telephone to make calls to arrange for bail, contact an attorney, or ​notify family or other persons.​ Telephone calls to attorneys, physicians, clergyman, sexual assault counselors or ​psychotherapists cannot be eavesdropped upon or monitored. All other telephone calls ​may be monitored, eavesdropped upon and recorded to provide for the reasonable ​security of the jail. ​Housed inmates may use the telephone in their cell block day room to make collect or ​credit card calls or they may request to use a telephone that is not monitored for calls to ​attorneys, physicians, clergyman, sexual assault counselors or psychotherapists. Inmates ​may use the telephone between 6:00 A.M. and 11:00 P.M. All telephones may be turned ​off for the safety and security of the jail at any given time. MAIL Inmates receive incoming mail Monday through Thursday. If an inmate has no money, ​postage for three personal letters per week will be provided. Legal mail is not restricted. ​Inmate mailing address: ​Inmate name, block & cell # ​Amador County Jail​ 700 Court Street​ Jackson, CA 95642 ​Mail must have a complete mailing and return address with the sender's name on the ​envelope. All mail will be checked for contraband. Correspondence privileges may be ​withheld if an inmate attempts to receive contraband through the mail. INMATE ACCOUNTS Effective July 1, 2014, deposits to inmate accounts will no longer be accepted at our front counter or via U.S.Mail. Money can be deposited into inmate accounts using the kiosk in our lobby, Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm and during visiting hours. Effective 07/08/14, money can also be deposited into inmate accounts on-line and via telephone. www.smartdeposit.com or (866)394-0490 Use Facility Code JAQ and Pay Location Code #5500 . Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Privacy Policy NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Online Crime Reporting Tool Online Crime Reporting Tool home About our mission sheriff's message our history Command Staff media photo gallery Administration division CIVIL BUREAU Project Lifesaver Program SHERIFF SERVICES BUREAU OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES (OES) public information HOURS PUBLIC INFORMATION/RECORDS REQUEST OTHER PERMITS/LICENSES OFFENDER REGISTRATION VEHICLE RELEASES BUSINESS UPDATE FORM ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAU PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS RESEARCH AND PLANNING POLICY MANUAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESERVE DEPUTY PROGRAM PROJECT CHILDSAFE SECRET WITNESS VICTIM/PUBLIC NOTIFICATION PROGRAMS HIDDEN KEY PROGRAM POSSE PROGRAM HIGH IMPACT TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM Corrections division COURT SECURITY BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INFORMATION VISITING INMATE HEALTH & WELFARE INMATES AND CRIME GRAPHICS CUSTODY MANUAL operations division PATROL BUREAU COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU CORONERS BUREAU AMADOR COUNTY COMBINED NARCOTICS TASK FORCE (ACCNET) public information ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU COLD CASE INVESTIGATIONS SPECIAL TEAMS CANINE SERVICES UNIT COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) DIVE RESCUE HONOR GUARD MARINE ENFORCEMENT UNIT OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE (OHV) PROGRAM SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR) SPECIAL WEAPONS AND TACTICS (SWAT) TEAM Recruitment info CAREER OPPORTUNITIES news Members Login Register Privacy Policy What information do we collect? 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Amador County Sheriff's Office 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Privacy Policy Customer Pledge We pledge to you, our customer, that we have made a dedicated effort to bring our privacy policy in line with the following important privacy laws and initiatives: Federal Trade Commission Fair California Online Privacy Protection Act Privacy Alliance Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act Trust Guard Privacy Requirements Website, Association and Union Management Software Powered by NEP Services and Connect Plus+ App EMERGENCY AND CRIMES IN PROGRESS DIAL 911 NON-EMERGENCY DISPATCH (209) 223-6513 Resources Amador County Amador County District Attorney’s Office Jackson Police Department Ione Police Department Sutter Creek Police Department Amador Fire Protection District Cal Fire City of Ione Fire Department Jackson Fire Department Jackson Valley Fire Protection District Lockwood Fire Protection District Rehab, Treatment, Recovery Resources Media Latest News Photos Connect Contact Us Main Office: (209) 223-6500 Terms of Service Privacy Policy 700 Court Street Jackson, CA 95642 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m