Sheriff John W. Mina
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is committed to excellence in law enforcement, reducing crime and the fear of crime, ensuring the safety of our residents and visitors, while enhancing trust through community engagement.
REDUCE CRIME
Reduce crime, the fear of crime, and keep our residents and visitors safe
TRUST & TRANSPARENCY
Work diligently to enhance trust through transparency and community engagement
DIGNITY & RESPECT
Treat all members of the public with dignity and respect
COMMUNITY
Demonstrate a strong commitment to the communities we serve and enhance quality of life throughout Orange County
INTEGRITY
Maintain the highest levels of integrity and professionalism while delivering excellent service
SAFETY & WELLNESS
Incorporate the best training, equipment, and programs for the safety, health, and wellness of all employees
Join Our Team
Become a Deputy
These are the men and women who are the first to respond to your call for help. They are almost always the first to arrive on a scene and give aid and comfort to the injured.
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911 Operator
The Orange County Sheriff's Office Communications Section operates one of the busiest 911 centers in the southeast United States.
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Civilian Positions
A law enforcement agency the size of the Orange County Sheriff's Office requires an elaborate support system to keep its law enforcement operations up and running.
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School Crossing Guard
School crossing guards are essential to ensuring students make it to and from school safely.
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Part Time Positions
There is a wide variety of part-time positions at the agency with flexible schedules.
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Volunteer
The Orange County Sheriff's Office has a variety of volunteer opportunities available that just might be right for you!
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Public Interest
911 or Non-emergency?
We all know to call 911 in an emergency, but did you know there is a non-emergency number, 407-836-HELP (4357) for reporting suspicious activity, parking complaints or after-the-fact crimes (such as auto burglary)? Call 911 for immediate assistance with a crime in progress.
Cold Case
The Orange County Sheriff's Office remains committed to finding the answers that will help bring the person or persons responsible to justice. Despite that commitment, there are some cases that remain difficult to solve. We present to you some of our most difficult cases in hopes that you might have information that will help solve these difficult cases.
