On Monday, the Suffolk Sheriff's Office welcomed 30 new correction officers to the ranks. Following their official swearing-in ceremony, the new recruits headed to the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office Academy Bureau to begin their rigorous four-month training program.

Have you seen Gustave Schotker? If you have any information on the subject, please call the Suffolk County Sheriff's Warrant Squad at 631-853-5697 or email [email protected] #fugitivefriday

Chief Deputy Sheriff Brockmeyer and Deputy Undersheriff Becker recently stood alongside the New York State Fraternal Order of Police to honor the 72 Officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. #neverforget

In honor of National Police Week, we salute all of our deputy sheriffs for their unwavering dedication and service. Your commitment to keep our community safe is truly commendable. Your tireless efforts and courage do not go unnoticed. We are appreciative of everything you do.

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Office Warrant Squad recently made the attached warrant arrests. #WarrantWednesday

Today, the Sheriff's Office reminds everyone to stay vigilant against scams targeting seniors. Protect personal information and report any suspicious activity promptly. You can make a report to the FTC online at identitytheft.gov or call 1-877-438-4338.

Last week, Sheriff Toulon attended the 'Lax Out Cancer' event hosted by Shoreham-Wading River. This special event featured both the boys' and girls' lacrosse teams coming together to support a great cause.

Wishing a Happy National Police Week to all our Deputy Sheriffs! Thank you for your dedication to keeping our communities safe. Your bravery and hard work are truly appreciated.

Sheriff Toulon attended the United Asian American Alliance: Celebration Art Exhibition at Huntington Town Hall. He had the opportunity to appreciate art showcased in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Happy Mother's Day from the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office! To all the amazing mothers in our community, your dedication, resilience, and love inspire us every day. Thank you for everything you do to make our families and neighborhoods stronger. Happy Mother's Day! 💐

Members of the Sheriff's Office attended the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation's annual LI Take Steps walk to support our LI community members who suffer from Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. They stood along the route, giving high-fives to the hundreds of walkers!

Have you seen Xavier Eleazor? If you have any information on the subject, please call the Suffolk County Sheriff's Warrant Squad at 631-853-5697 or email [email protected] #fugitivefriday

As the week comes to an end, we would like to express our gratitude to all the correctional officers for your dedication and tireless efforts in maintaining order within correctional facilities, even under challenging conditions.

Deputy Doukas educated community members at the St. Patrick's car show over the weekend about the dangers of driving while intoxicated. Attendees had the opportunity to experience firsthand how it affects reaction time and depth perception.

Deputy Undersheriff Becker recently attended Riverhead's Community Coalition for Safe and Drug-Free Youth's annual Meet and Greet to discuss ways to prevent drugs from entering the Riverhead community.

Last week, Sheriff Toulon attended the Suffolk County Police Department Memorial Service, honoring the memory of the fallen officers.

In honor of Correction Officer Appreciation Week, we salute Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon, Jr. for his dedication to public service.

Happy Correction Officer Appreciation Week! Thank you for all you do to keep our community safe. Your dedication and courage are truly appreciated.

Sheriff Toulon shared his inspiring story of resilience with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Long Island Chapter. He met the team and answered any questions they had about his battle with cancer and his role as the Sheriff of Suffolk County.

Happy Cinco de Mayo! Please remember that our deputies are actively patrolling for impaired drivers. If you're planning to celebrate, do so responsibly.