Technology Improvements
Mobile Data Centers - MDC
New technology has been added to each of our patrol units to improve our communications, safety, productivity and service to our community. MDC's allow the Deputies better and faster access to information to enhance investigative capabilities and improve officer safety. Deputies are now able to run registrations, driver's licenses, criminal histories, arrest warrants, protection orders and various other documents and images instantly from the patrol car. Deputies can also use the MDC's to access E-mail, write reports and complete accident investigations. Electronic citations, which are now being required, are also completed and printed in the patrol car. Electronic citations are then uploaded by the County Attorneys Office making the process more timely and efficient.
MACH, a program that helps to coordinate, dispatch, and track officers from different agencies is also a key part of the new technology and is a major improvement to officer safety. MACH also allows multiple agencies to share intelligence rapidly improving community safety and response times.
Night view of the new MDC's and MACH program.
FLAGS FOR THE FALLEN
On November 3, 2020, the Cheyenne County Sheriff's Office and the Sidney Police Department were honored to be able to assist "Flags for the Fallen" in Transporting a flag across America, in honor of Captain Tyler Erdman.
The flag was being transported across America by local law Enforcement to honor Captain Erdman for his service.
RESPECT HONOR SACRIFICE
RESPECT HONOR SACRIFICE
Local photos courtesy of Forrest Hershberger, Publisher, Sidney Sun Telegraph.
RESPECT HONOR SACRIFICE
RESPECT HONOR SACRIFICE
RESPECT HONOR SACRIFICE
Captain Tyler R. Erdman, HHC 44th Medical Brigade, U.S. Army, 29, passed away Monday, February 24th, 2020, In North Carolina.