What is the Auxiliary Deputy Reserve Corps?
Auxiliary Deputy Reserve Corps The Sheriff’s Office Auxiliary Deputy Reserve Corps is a volunteer organization, which maintains a compliment of (approximately) 15 sworn members. While “on duty” they carry the same authority as a full time paid Deputy Sheriff. The Auxiliary personnel function as an invaluable, well-trained, supplement to full time personnel. They have and continue to assist in numerous functions such as patrol procedures, event security, responding to disaster scenes, assisting in special operations, surveillance details, ride along programs, Courthouse security and criminal investigations. Prior to assuming their duties, every member receives and must pass the mandated 40 hour Firearms Course for Law Enforcement, the use of deadly force and must complete field training with a full time Deputy Sheriff. Sergeant Brad Cludray serves as the liaison between the Auxiliary Corps and the Sheriff’s Administration. Virtually all members have other full time vocations and volunte
