PCSO C.A.R.E.S is a tool to help expand the scope of your search. We take no responsibility for errors created when posting a lost pet or found pet. If you choose to provide us with personal information by filling out the Pinellas CARES forms, please be advised that we only share that information as provided by law.

Use 911 for any emergency, including crimes in progress, fires, critical medical situations, and serious vehicle crashes. The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office also has a non-emergency number – 727-582-6200 – for crimes that are not in progress, and for general information.

If you found your pet or you located the owner of a lost pet, please email us so that the pet can be removed.Email address:[email protected] you. Welcome to PCSO "CARES".

Use 911 for any emergency, including crimes in progress, fires, critical medical situations, and serious vehicle crashes. The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office also has a non-emergency number – 727-582-6200 – for crimes that are not in progress, and for general information.

Individuals with a variety of special needs such as sensory issues or cognitive differences can display the sticker so that law enforcement, EMS, or fire personnel will know that they may have to make accommodations when interacting with the individual. Giving first responders this information can help interactions go smoothly and safely.

Our newest opportunity is a program called Sheriff’s Community Connection (SCC), which occurs on the second Thursday of every month between January and November at the Sheriff’s Administration Building, located at 10750 Ulmerton Road in Largo.

PINELLAS COUNTY – Sheriff Bob Gualtieri announces a new program, “Respond with Care,” aimed at alerting and preparing first responders of a possible special needs individual inside of a residence or vehicle.

The Pinellas County School Board elected to participate in the Guardian Program, hiring almost 90 guardians to complete an extensive training program developed by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) Training Division.

2 天之前 · If you see activity by the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office in your neighborhood, you can check our public Active Calls list, which will let you know the type of incident and the address at which it is occurring. If you need additional information, you can call our non-emergency line at 727-582-6200. An unhandled error has occurred. Reload 🗙.

PINELLAS COUNTY – On June 5, 2024, Sheriff Bob Gualtieri held a press conference to discuss a new initiative to seize vehicles that have fled from law enforcement.