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The intent of the Cullman County Sheriff's Office surveys is to gain insight into the sheriff's office from the eyes of the citizens we serve. These surveys are for an overall evaluation of sheriff's office operations and as a tool to monitor our services.

 

A Child is Missing

The following steps are taken in using ACIM's Missing Program:

A person calls the sheriff's office to report a missing child, elderly or disabled person.

The sheriff's office then calls A Child Is Missing on a toll-free number.

ACIM takes all pertinent information, including but not limited to:

  • Name of law enforcement agency

  • City, county and state of agency

  • Name of person missing

  • Date of Birth

  • Gender

  • Nationality

  • Height and Weight

  • Hair and Eye color

  • Clothing description

  • Any scars or other physical characteristics

  • Any medical/psychological conditions to be aware of

  • Home address including zip code

  • Location last seen with zip code if different than residence

  • Police department phone number for the public to call to report information

  • Case # or Reference # assigned to the case

  • If there is water or wooded areas in the vicinity

  • Have friends and family been contacted

  • Has the person gone missing before

  • Is there foul play, kidnapping or parental abduction suspected

If the missing is a child, is the agency aware of any sexual predators within 1 mile of the last seen address.

A Child Is Missing also requests a cell or beeper number to reach the officer on the scene for additional information.

ACIM then makes a recorded message with the information that has been supplied.

The location last seen is entered into the computer and a database of phone numbers of the residents/businesses is gathered. The message is then sent out to the community.

When a child is reported missing near water, the immediate area is canvassed with the message, then the search area is expanded if the child has not been found.

ACIM continues to work with the officer on the scene and/or the communications department until the missing person has been found.

After recovery, the agency calls ACIM to stop the search. ACIM then faxes a case follow-up form to the officer/agency to be filled out, documenting the conclusion of the case. The agency then faxes the form back to ACIM. This documentation assists ACIM in obtaining funding to continue offering their services to law enforcement.

Please be sure to advise your Public Information Officer about ACIM involvement in searches. This makes for good public relations with the community as the public is made aware that your agency is utilizing all resources possible to ensure their safety.

 

For more information on A CHILD IS MISSING, visit the official site here.

http://www.achildismissing.org/

 

New Digital Radios

 

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Chief Deputy Tony Quick and Sheriff Tyler Roden are inspecting new hand held digital radios soon to be issued to Sheriff's Deputies. This equipment is being paid for through a direct appropriation initiated by congressman Robert Aderholt. This funding allocation will include new in car communications and Lap Top Computers. This new equipment will also be installed in all Cullman Police Dept. and Hanceville Police Dept. vehicles.

 

2010 Cullman County Sheriff's Office Rodeo

Lone Star Rodeo Company Finals

December 12-13

 

Cullman County Sheriff Tyler Roden helps light the torch for Clayton Farr to carry at the State Law Enforcement Torch run for Special Olympics

 

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Empower children to teach each other about Internet safety.

 

Project Lifesaver International (PLI)

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helps provide rapid response to save lives and reduce potential for serious injury for adults and children who wander due to Alzheimer's, Autism, Down Syndrome, dementia and other related disorders. PLI provides equipment, training, certification and support to law enforcement, public safety organizations and community groups which operate the Project Lifesaver program in their communities. PLI has over 1,000 participating agencies across the U.S., Canada, and Australia, and has performed over 1,900 searches in the last 10 years with a 100% success rate.
http://projectlifesaver.org/

 


			         
			

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the form must be printed first, filled out and either sent in by mail or brought in to the Sheriff's Office. Proper ID must be shown before an issuance of Pistol Permit.

 

A CHILD IS MISSING

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 For more information on A CHILD IS MISSING, visit the official site here http://www.achildismissing.org/

 

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Citizens Academy

Next Session # 2010-02

Starts

August 3, 2010 

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Citizens Academy Graduates

Session 09-02

Contact Lt. David J. Sandlin at 256-735-2721,

or you may email him at dsandlin@cullmansheriff.org.

 

Tell us what you think about our web site, our organization, or anything else that comes to mind. We welcome all of your comments and suggestions.

 

Weather Conditions

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Sex Offender Community Programs

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 http://watchsystems.com/al/cullman/

Use this site to search for, see registry,or get emails about Sex Offenders in your area.

 

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 http://www.alavine.gov/

Alabama Victims Information and Notification Everyday use this program to search for a person in jail and be notified if a person is released from jail.

 

 radKIDS,

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or R.A.D (Resisting Aggression Defensively) is the national leader in children's safety. The Curriculum topics include: Home, School and Vehicle Safety, Out and About Safety, Realistic Defense Against Abduction, Good-Bad-Uncomfortable Touch and more. It also teaches Stranger Tricks (including Physical Defense against Abduction). radKIDS will empower your child and build their confidence.

 

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People Against A Littered State

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Working Together for an Unlittered Alabama

 

 

49 Character First Qualities

 

To report criminal

activity call the

Secret Witness number 256-734-0210

Or E-mail click here

 

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