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Use this form to request records of incidents or accidents in which you are an involved party.

Additional Employment Contacts

Required Documentation for the Blaine County Sheriff's Office Application for Employment

Part 2 of Blaine County Sheriff's Office Application for Employment

The goals of the Hispanic Liaison Team are to build relationships that increase trust between the Sheriff’s Office and our... More… The goals of the Hispanic Liaison Team are to build relationships that increase trust between the Sheriff’s Office and our Spanish-speaking community, decrease the rate of victimization among the Hispanic community, and increase the level of confidence of those who are hesitant to report crimes.Less…

Additional Educational History

Blaine County Sheriff's Office Application for Employment

Provide Non-Emergency Information to the Blaine County Sheriff's Office

Use this form to request public records under the Freedom of Information Act.

Blaine County Sheriff's Vulnerable Population Registry is a service to aid those who are a part of a vulnerable population, such as... More… Blaine County Sheriff's Vulnerable Population Registry is a service to aid those who are a part of a vulnerable population, such as those who suffer from dementia, Alzheimer's Disease, Autism, or other special needs living in Blaine County, Idaho. The registry provides vital information to police, fire, and paramedics to address the specific needs of the people on the registry if there is a call for service. The information can help first responders to provide the assistance needed and return home in a timely safe manner. To help us, please complete as much information as possible. You must be a family member to add someone to the database. Non-family members can request special permission. All registrations are approved by Chief Deputy Fruehling. If you have any questions regarding the Vulnerable Population Registry, please send an email to sheriff@co.blaine.id.us We will get back to you as soon as possible.Less…