The Support Services Division includes Civil and Warrants, Communications, Crime Analysis, Information Technology Services, Records, and Reserves.
Although the Support Services Division has statutory requirements it also has service requirements.
These services are rendered to both internal and external customers, our citizens
and our valued employees. The growth of Douglas County has brought many new
challenges that includes new staff, new projects, new laws and new energies.
The 64.5 staff members of the Support Services Division look forward to providing service excellence to the citizens we serve and the Sheriff’s Office staff we serve.
Concealed handgun permits are issued by Sheriff Weaver to residents of Douglas County that meet the permitting requirements.
Fees for Service, Service Process, Evictions, Writs of Restitution, Civil Assist, Property Seizure, and Sheriff Sales.
Dispatch Services for Law Enforcement, Fire, and Medical Services.
Timely Accurate Tactical, Strategic, and Administrative Analysis of Data.
Release of Information, Public Fingerprinting, Impound Release, Criminal History, Background Checks, Military Background Checks, Missing/Lost Property Reports, and Solicitor Permits.
Reserves are volunteer Deputy Sheriff's that are P.O.S.T. certified to perform the duties of a Deputy Sheriff but are not paid positions.
Technologies used by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.
Douglas County Search and Rescue.
United Fire Dispatch Authority (UFDA).
The Warrants Unit apprehends fugitives of justice whose warrants originated within Douglas County.
This scholarship is awarded to seniors that demonstrate a commitment to responsible driving.
Non-custody staffing study and decentralization options for the Sheriff's Office.
