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Cayuga County Information

The county had a population of 80,026 in 2010 according to what the census gathered and the county seat is Auburn. The county was named after one of the Indian Tribes in the Iroquois Confederation. The county comprises the Auburn NY Micropolitan Statstical Area, which is also part of the Syracuse-Auburn, NY Combined Statistical Area. The county was founded in 1799 and the total area is 864 square miles. There are departments in the county office that assure the safety and security of the citizens. These are county attorney, civil service, emergency management, probation department, and Sheriff’s office.

About the Sheriff’s office

The Sheriff is David S. Gould

Address is 7445 County House Road Auburn, NY 13021

Contact number: 315-253-1222

You can send an e-mail to dgould@cayugacounty.us

The divisions under the Sheriff’s office are undersheriff, record bureau, civil bureau, custody division, accounts payable, law enforcement division, identification bureau, marine unit, pistol permit unit, criminal investigations, D.A.R.E., building maintenance, and 911 emergency call center.

Court administration

Chief Clerk is L.D. Serafino and the judges are Honorable Thomas G. Leone and Honorable Mark H. Fandrich (acting).

Parties that need Orders of Protection are passed on to the Cayuga County Probation Department 315-253-1246 for intake services before a petition can be filed. Adjournment requests have to be in written form and attorneys have to submit a signed engagement affidavit. If an adjournment is allowed, the court will contact parties either through the phone or writing.

County jail

7445 County House Road Auburn, NY 13021

Phone number is 315-253-2911

Anyone above 18 and is not on felony probation can visit someone in jail. All visitors are required to fill out an application form before visiting an inmate. The paperwork should be complete because it can be a cause for denial. Call 315-253-2911 to ask about the visitation hours.

Cayuga County  Sheriff Office Address: 7445 County House Rd, Auburn, NY 13021, United States

Cayuga County Sheriff's Office added 5 new photos.Wednesday, April 18th, 2018 at 4:01pm

Today Deputy Guarnieri and Detective Lieutenant Schenck assisted students with the Cayuga Onondaga BOCES Criminal Justice Program as they processed mock crime scenes in their classroom. Detective Sergeant Cornelius, Deputy Guarnieri, and Detective Lieutenant Schenck have been working with the students in recent weeks to help them learn about the criminal investigative process and how to collect and secure evidence. The students did a great job as they prepare for careers in the criminal justice field.

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Cayuga County Sheriff's Office shared Onondaga County Sheriff's Office's post.Thursday, April 12th, 2018 at 3:15pm

The Cayuga County Sheriff's Office offers its deepest sympathy to the family of Officer Kevin Crossley in this time of great loss.

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Cayuga County Sheriff's OfficeTuesday, April 10th, 2018 at 10:41am

April 8th - 14th is National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week. The members of the Cayuga County Sheriff's Office would like to thank our Cayuga County 911 partners for the difficult job they do behind the scenes.

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Cayuga County Sheriff's OfficeMonday, April 9th, 2018 at 12:00am

Texting and driving is dangerous and deadly for the driver, passengers, and other road users.

Today and every day, remember: U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

One “LOL” or “SMH” could change your life forever. You could end up in jail, injured, or dead. Remember: U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

In 2016, 9.2% of fatal crashes were reported as distraction-affected. Always remember: U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

According to NHTSA, in 2016, 3,450 people were killed in motor vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers in 2016. Remember: U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

We understand the temptation, but there are better ways to respond to notifications on your phone than to do it while you’re driving. First, pull over to a safe location, and then write and send your message. U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

Millennials are the biggest offenders when it comes to texting and driving, with more 16- to 24-year-olds handling phones while driving than any other age group. Spread the message: U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

On the road with friends? Designate your passenger as your “designated texter” to help keep everyone safe. U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

Texting and driving always has a cost. U Drive. U Text. U Pay.

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Cayuga County Sheriff's Office added 2 new photos.Wednesday, March 21st, 2018 at 4:06pm

Sheriff David Gould reports that on March 21, 2018 the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Office arrested Stephen S. Landon (53) of 792 Britcher Road, Skaneateles in relation to the motor vehicle accident which occurred on March 3, 2018 in the Town of Fleming and claimed the life of Travis Manwaring (25) of Auburn and seriously injured two others. Stephen Landon was arrested upon his release from University Hospital in Syracuse where he has been being treated since the time of the crash. Landon was transported to the Cayuga County Public Safety Building where he was processed and then taken to the Town of Fleming Court for arraignment. Landon still requires ongoing medical treatment for his injuries and was released to the supervision of the Pre-trial release program. He will be intensively supervised until his next court date. The investigation into the March 3, 2018 crash is ongoing. Anyone with information regarding this investigation can contact Detective Sergeant Frederick Cornelius at 315-253-6562. Tips can also be left on www.cayugasheriff.com. Anonymous tips are welcome.

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Cayuga County Sheriff's Office shared Officer Colin: The Youngest Member of the Ithaca Police Department's post.Sunday, March 18th, 2018 at 1:44pm

Our deepest condolences to the family of Officer Colin. Your life is an inspiration to all of us and a reminder to live to the fullest and treasure those around us.

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