Saline County Sheriff's Office
911 S. Main St. - P.O. Box 911
Wilber, Nebraska, USA, 68465
402.821.2111
911 S. Main St. - P.O. Box 911
Wilber, Nebraska, USA, 68465
402.821.2111
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The Saline County Sheriff's Office employs 12 deputy sheriffs - one chief deputy, two captains, three sergeants and 6 deputies. With Sheriff Moore, it makes 13 certified law enforcement officers at the sheriff's office. Deputies carry badges and IDs clearly identifying them as law enforcement officers. If you are ever in doubt that someone who presents themselves as a deputy actually is a deputy, please call the sheriff's office. No deputy will refuse to show their ID and badge if requested.
Deputies handle everything from serving papers and participating in public functions to traffic accidents and crime investigations. Deputies are certified law enforcement professionals meeting the highest standards of training and expertise. Training occurs continously incorporating new techniques and technology. Deputies from Saline County participate in training events all over the United States.
Deputies use high-powered Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors as their patrol vehicles. They cover the entire county and will go anywhere they are needed to assist citizens and to fight crime.
Traffic stop late in the evening on a rural road. ©Mikael Karlsson.All Rights Reserved.
Deputy Lytle is the current K-9 handler in the Saline County Sheriff's Office. Belgian Malanoise Fonz is highly trained and is a dual purpose police dog - capable of both patrol duties and drug detection. Lytle and Fonz are available for presentations and demonstrations when time permits. If you are interested in setting something up, contact the Sheriff's Office at 402.821.2111 for more information.
Deputy Lytle and Fonz during training at the Law Enforcement
Training Academy in Grand Island, Nebraska.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
While all Deputies are capable of the regular duties of the job, individuals specialize in various areas such as meth lab cleanup, narcotics, school resource officer, inmate transport, traffic accident Investigations, etc.
Traffic accidents are investgated using modern day techniques and technology.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
High-tech simulator is very useful for training dangerous situations. Being prepared, no matter what,
to protect and serve the citizens in Saline County is the number one priority for Saline County Sheriff's Office.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
The Saline County Sheriff's Office employs 12 deputy sheriffs - one chief deputy, two captains, three sergeants and 6 deputies. With Sheriff Moore, it makes 13 certified law enforcement officers at the sheriff's office. Deputies carry badges and IDs clearly identifying them as law enforcement officers. If you are ever in doubt that someone who presents themselves as a deputy actually is a deputy, please call the sheriff's office. No deputy will refuse to show their ID and badge if requested.
Deputies handle everything from serving papers and participating in public functions to traffic accidents and crime investigations. Deputies are certified law enforcement professionals meeting the highest standards of training and expertise. Training occurs continously incorporating new techniques and technology. Deputies from Saline County participate in training events all over the United States.
Deputies use high-powered Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors as their patrol vehicles. They cover the entire county and will go anywhere they are needed to assist citizens and to fight crime.
Traffic stop late in the evening on a rural road. ©Mikael Karlsson.All Rights Reserved.
Deputy Lytle is the current K-9 handler in the Saline County Sheriff's Office. Belgian Malanoise Fonz is highly trained and is a dual purpose police dog - capable of both patrol duties and drug detection. Lytle and Fonz are available for presentations and demonstrations when time permits. If you are interested in setting something up, contact the Sheriff's Office at 402.821.2111 for more information.
Deputy Lytle and Fonz during training at the Law Enforcement
Training Academy in Grand Island, Nebraska.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
While all Deputies are capable of the regular duties of the job, individuals specialize in various areas such as meth lab cleanup, narcotics, school resource officer, inmate transport, traffic accident Investigations, etc.
Traffic accidents are investgated using modern day techniques and technology.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
High-tech simulator is very useful for training dangerous situations. Being prepared, no matter what,
to protect and serve the citizens in Saline County is the number one priority for Saline County Sheriff's Office.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
Training and keeping up with the latest techniques and developments is very important for law enforcement.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
Teamwork in executing a search warrant. Pulling together and working as a team makes everyone safer, and the Sheriff's Office more efficient.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
Training marksmanship at the range. Deputies carry sidearms but also plenty of less-lethal alternatives such as tasers and pepper spray.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
During the winter months, traffic incidents are common. Deputies respond to accidents regardless of weather conditions and everything at the scene is documented using digital cameras.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.
©Mikael Karlsson. All Rights Reserved.