Bureau of Training and Education
The Bureau of Training and Education stands out for its comprehensive training programs tailored specifically for court, correction, and police personnel.
Community Corrections
The Cook County Sheriff’s Electronic Monitoring Program (EM) is a pre-trial monitoring program created to ease overcrowding in the Cook County Department of Corrections.
Court Services
The Court Services Department provides security for all court facilities, while being responsible for the service of summonses, warrants, orders of protection, eviction orders, and all law enforcement matters concerning Child Support Enforcement.
Community Engagement
The Cook County Sheriff’s Office offers a number of programs and services to the communities of Cook County. These services have been created in coordination with community members and for community members.
Community Support Services
The Cook County Sheriff’s Office Community Support Services Department includes various units that aim to increase rehabilitative approaches, decrease recidivism, and provide tools to those in need throughout the Cook County community.
Cook County E-911
Provides 9-1-1 services for all unincorporated Cook County, Illinois.
Cook County Sheriff’s Police
The Cook County Sheriff’s Police Department’s primary responsibility is to provide basic police services to the 109,000 residents who work and reside in the unincorporated areas of the county, but also has several specialized units that provide services to suburban police departments.
Corrections
The Cook County Department of Corrections (CCDOC) is one of the largest single site county pre-detention facilities in the United States.
The Office of Professional Review
The Office of Professional Review (OPR) ensures the accountability of Sheriff’s Office employees for conduct occurring both on and off-duty. OPR Investigators conduct thorough, fair, and timely criminal and administrative investigations when well-founded complaints of employee misconduct are received.