2nd Annual Shred-A-Thon

Fight Fraud~Shred Instead Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Bismarck/ Mandan Event Information
Document Retention~What to Shred??
TRIAD Emergency Cell Phone Program
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NetSmartz has developed Internet safety presentations for use with children of all ages and adults. Educate parents and communities with slides detailing online risks, statistics, resources, and tips for keeping children safer online. Encourage tweens and teens to examine their online behavior and take steps to prevent victimization of themselves and others. Teach younger children what to watch out for on the Internet and how to avoid these risks.
For program information please contact the Burleigh County Sheriff's Department at 222-6651
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The Program
The pilot program affects individuals arrested
for a second or subsequent DUI occurring on or after
January 1, 2008, in those counties. Judges in the South Central
Judicial District will, in the case of second or subsequent DUI
arrest, issue a bond order requiring the arrestee to refrain from
alcohol use and to show up twice each day between certain hours at a
specific location for a breath alcohol test. The individual pays
$1.00 each test ($2.00 per day) to offset the costs of testing. If
the individual's test registers any alcohol use then he or
she is immediately taken into custody. If the arrestee fails to show
for testing, bond is revoked. The court may also order remote
electronic alcohol monitoring in select cases, and it may also order
participation in the pilot program as a condition of probation.
Other Information PDF
News Release PDF
The Burleigh County Sheriff's Department has an active educational effort in place to address current and future
concerns of drug abuse in the community. The department is active in the rural schools throughout the County
with the CounterAct program. CounterAct is designed for the education of young students in the fifth and sixth
grades. This program alerts students and parents to the problems in society, and particularly the Burleigh County
community on the use and abuse of illegal drugs and alcohol.
The program is a multi-media presentation designed to give the students opportunities to interact with officers
and discuss such concerns as; peer pressure, effects of drugs and alcohol, legal consequences, and how to stop
drug and alcohol abuse in the community. The education sessions are conducted by deputies in the classroom setting.
The Sheriff's Dept. feels that education is one of the cornerstones that must be established in the community to control the drug and alcohol abuse problem in the nation. Starting with children at a young age gives them the foundation and understanding necessary to avoid these temptations in the future.
The
Purpose of Operation Identification
Did you know…
A burglary or theft occurs every ten seconds
Operation Identification
Is one basic step YOU can take to help prevent theft and aid in the recovery of stolen property
Operation Identification is a nation-wide effort of law enforcement agencies and the citizens and businesses they serve. The goal is to reduce property theft, as well as, aid in recovery of stolen property through an identification system.
Marking your possessions with an identifying number is an effective method of deterring theft. Thieves find it more difficult to dispose of stolen articles that can be traced through an owner’s personal ID number. If caught with marked item, the thief can be convicted. The marked items can also be returned to the rightful owner.
Each
year over 800,000 children are reported missing. What can you do to
protect your students or your own children from this growing
epidemic?
The Burleigh County Sheriff's Department in cooperation with The Farmers Insurance Group are offering free Child Identification Kits (click for example of kit), available locally through your Farmers agent. Order as many as you need for your students or your own children. Call 701-222-6651 for information.