“Do the right thing, at the right time, for the right reason…always”

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office is professionally accredited in: Law Enforcement: Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation (CFA) Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) Corrections: Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission (FCAC) Corrections Health Services: National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) Note: Sheriff Peryam is an elected commissioner for the F.C.A.C.

Sheriff’s Office Mission Loyalty Responsibility Respect Pride Professionalism Courage both physical and moral Fairness and without prejudice Courtesy / Customer service Perseverance “Partnering with our community to provide exceptional service and safety in the Florida Keys.” What We Value…

Since 1991, Major Index Crimes in Monroe County have decreased by almost 50%, according to the FDLE. Crime Cut in Half!

2007 Budget: $44.3 million 2010 Budget: $40.8 million

Implemented county-wide fleet card for gas, saving money and increasing fiscal accountability. Teleconferencing saves hundreds of hours of commuting time, saving money, gas and vehicle wear and tear. Eighth perfect audit in a row. Going paperless requires less storage space, lower supply costs and less wear and tear on office equipment. On line training for officers means less travel time, less instructor costs and less overtime. Added benefit: more time on the job. Note: All of our yearly budgets and audits are available on line at Wise use of tax dollar $

Rental of bed space to the federal government: $1.5 - $2 million per year Inmate Commissary: $100,000 per year Booking fees: $48,559 Inmate subsistence fees: $30,000 per year Other fees collected: approximately $33,000 per year Prepaid phone cards Indigent packs Mattress Rentals Check writing fees Reading glasses Medical Services Legal services Jail income helps offset costs

High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area grant: $21,003, HIDTA investigates major drug and money laundering investigations in South Florida, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Sheriff Peryam is the Chair of the South Florida HIDTA Board Note: MCSO receives between 1.5% to 2.0% in administrative fees from this grant. Other Grants: approximately $2 million, including: Jail Diversion Substance Abuse / Mental Health treatment 911 System enhancement Crime Victim Assistance Law Enforcement Equipment Training software Actively seeking grants

The Sheriff’s Office is the most open and transparent government agency in the Florida Keys. We tell you what we are doing, and answer your questions through many sources: Our website, On line surveys Our “Issues and Comments” web page Our blog, at floridakeyssheriff.blogspot.com Facebook at MCSO – Florida Keys mcsonews We communicate directly with you!

Community Involvement Teaching kids teamwork with the Explorers Special Olympics Community Events Citizen Training Talking about Crime Prevention to children

Professional Development

Employee Recognition Outstanding performance Promotions Years of Service Retirement

Going “green” and keeping our community clean