Will Co. Sheriffs Police - new condition |
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Will Co. Correctional Officer - new condition - The detention facility is a 1000 bed jail in the city of Joliet. The correctional officer is a sworn law-enforcement professional responsible for supervising and managing inmates in county detention facilities. Their duties include maintaining security and order, monitoring inmate behavior, enforcing facility rules, and ensuring the safety of both staff and inmates while supporting court and law-enforcement operations. |
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Will Co. Explorer Post - new condition - The Explorer program is a way to attract motivated young people who are interested in a career in law enforcement. |
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Will Co. Sheriffs Aux. - used condition - This unit is a volunteer organization that supports the sheriff's office and performs duties such as traffic control, crowd management and participation in community events. . They may also assist during emergencies or natural disasters |
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Will Co. Sheriffs ERT - new condition - This unit is tasked with managing high-risk situations that exceed the capabilities of standard patrol deputies, including hostage rescues, armed barricades, and counter-terrorism operations. |
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Will Co. Sheriffs Explorer - Special Operations Group - new condition - The Explorer program is a way to attract motivated young people who are interested in a career in law enforcement.
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Williamson Co. Deputy Sheriff - new condition |
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Williamson Co. Sheriff Dept. - new condition |
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Williamson Co. Sheriffs Dept. - Aux. - new condition |
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Williamson Co. Sheriffs Dept. - worn during the 1990s -? - new cond. |
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Winnebago Co. Sheriffs Dept. - worn in the late 1980’s early 1990’s - used condition - The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department is the main law enforcement agency for Winnebago County, encompassing all divisions under the sheriff’s authority, including patrol, investigations, corrections, administration, and specialized units. The Indian head represent the Native American heritage of the area. The name “Winnebago” itself comes from a Native American tribe — now more commonly referred to as the Ho-Chunk Nation. |
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Winnebago Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition - The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department is the main law enforcement agency for Winnebago County, encompassing all divisions under the sheriff’s authority, including patrol, investigations, corrections, administration, and specialized units. The Indian head represent the Native American heritage of the area. The name “Winnebago” itself comes from a Native American tribe — now more commonly referred to as the Ho-Chunk Nation. |
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Winnebago Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition - The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department is the main law enforcement agency for Winnebago County, encompassing all divisions under the sheriff’s authority, including patrol, investigations, corrections, administration, and specialized units. The Indian head represent the Native American heritage of the area. The name “Winnebago” itself comes from a Native American tribe — now more commonly referred to as the Ho-Chunk Nation. |
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Winnebago Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition - The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department is the main law enforcement agency for Winnebago County, encompassing all divisions under the sheriff’s authority, including patrol, investigations, corrections, administration, and specialized units. The Indian head represent the Native American heritage of the area. The name “Winnebago” itself comes from a Native American tribe — now more commonly referred to as the Ho-Chunk Nation. |
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Winnebago Co. Sheriffs Deputy - new condition - The Deputy Sheriff is a sworn law-enforcement officer responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public safety, and serving the community within Winnebago County. Deputies perform patrol duties, respond to emergencies, investigate crimes, make arrests, and support court and detention operations as part of the sheriff’s office. |
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