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Indian River County Sheriff's Office
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Indian River County Sheriff's Office (IRCSO) is a constitutionally chartered law enforcement agency headquartered at 4055 41st Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida, operating as the primary sheriff's office for Indian River County. It is led by Sheriff Eric Flowers and employs between 251 and 500 personnel providing patrol, criminal investigations, special operations (including a S.T.A.R. tactical team), corrections and inmate detention, civil process services, and School Resource Deputy coverage. The agency is dually accredited under CALEA (Public Safety Communications and Law Enforcement) and the Florida Police Accreditation Coalition.

The agency's product surface spans core law enforcement operations and a broad citizen-facing service suite delivered through a web portal, mobile apps on Apple Store and Google Play, and in-person headquarters services. Digital offerings include online crime reporting, inmate search, public records request and download, background checks, LiveScan electronic fingerprinting, and vendor resources. Community programs include House Watch, Business Watch, Fusus Connect (a public-private camera registration partnership with Fusus One), Citizens Academy, Explorer Program, Teen Driver Challenge, Civilian Firearms Course, and CPR/First Aid training. The technology stack is composed of standard web-based citizen portals integrated with third-party platforms including Fusus, Fortify Florida, Crime Stoppers/Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers, TouchPayOnline, iCareGifts, and Broadcastify, with no proprietary AI/ML systems disclosed.

IRCSO is funded primarily through Indian River County tax revenue and government appropriations rather than commercial revenue. Ancillary revenue streams are immaterial and include community event fees (e.g., $175 per boat for the Fishing with Flowers tournament), tiered sponsorship packages ($249 to $1,000+ for the SRD Vehicle Wrap Fundraiser), public records convenience fees (3.95% + $2.50 minimum on credit/debit card payments), and community donations. Go-to-market is direct-to-citizen through headquarters lobby services, online self-service, telephone hotlines, mobile app, and community events; there is no commercial sales motion and customer relationships are non-discretionary, governed by geographic jurisdiction.

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a constitutional Florida law enforcement agency headquartered in Vero Beach that provides patrol, investigations, corrections, civil process, and community programs to county residents, visitors, and local businesses.

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251–500
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HeadquartersVero Beach, United States
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law enforcement services, public safety, corrections management, civil process services, community policing
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1Campus Law Enforcement & Investigations
CodeEDALAEACPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Police Protection922120
  • Correctional Institutions922140
  • Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities922
Product category
Law Enforcement / Public Safety
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Revenue model4 records
1Tax Revenue
TypeGrants Donations
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Government agency funded primarily through local tax revenue and county budget allocations

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2Sponsorship and Donations
TypeGrants Donations
Description

Accepts community sponsorships for programs such as the SRD Vehicle Wrap Fundraiser and Fishing with Flowers tournament donations

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3Event Fees
TypeOne Time License
Description

Registration fees for community events such as the Fishing with Flowers tournament ($175 per boat)

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4Public Records Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Fees for public records requests, including convenience fees for credit/debit card payments (3.95% + $2.50 minimum)

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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others
Pricing details3 tiers
1Fishing Tournament Entry
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
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$175.00 per Boat (covers two anglers, each additional angler is $50.00). Calcutta entry fee: $100.00 per person.

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2SRD Vehicle Wrap Sponsorship Tiers
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
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Platinum Level: $1,000 and Up; Gold Level: $750-$999; Silver Level: $500-$749; Bronze Level: $250-$499; Community Supporter Level: $249 and Under

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3Public Records Payment Processing
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Convenience fee of 3.95%, with a $2.50 minimum applied to credit/debit card transactions for public records services

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a constitutionally authorized county law enforcement agency delivering patrol, criminal investigation, corrections/inmate management, and civil process services to residents and visitors of Indian River County, Florida. It also runs community safety programs (House Watch, Business Watch, Fusus Connect), youth and citizen education programs, and citizen-facing digital services such as inmate search, online crime reporting, public records access, background checks, and fingerprinting.

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office provides a comprehensive suite of public safety services including core law enforcement operations (patrol, investigations, special operations), corrections and inmate management, civil legal services, and community engagement programs. The agency offers citizen-facing digital services through an online portal including inmate search, public records access, online crime reporting, and background check services. Community safety initiatives include House Watch, Business Watch, and Fusus Connect camera registration programs. Additional offerings encompass youth development (Explorer Program, Teen Driver Challenge), citizen education (Citizens Academy, CPR training), and specialized services such as civilian firearms courses and cold case investigation resources.

Product and service18 records
1Law Enforcement Operations
CategoryCore Service
Description

Core patrol, criminal investigations, special operations (including S.T.A.R. Team), and School Resource Deputy program serving Indian River County.

2Corrections and Inmate Management
CategoryCore Service
Description

Inmate detention, custody management, visitation, online inmate search, and corrections resources.

3Civil Process Services
CategoryCore Service
Description

Legal Process Unit handling landlord/tenant disputes, writs and levies, and related fee payments.

4Public Records Requests
CategoryCitizen Service
Description

Online and in-person requests for weekly affidavits, case files (last 10 days), and historical public records, with credit/debit convenience fee processing.

5Online Crime Reporting
CategoryCitizen Service
Description

Web portal for citizens to file non-emergency crime reports for eligible incident types.

6Background Checks
CategoryCitizen Service
Description

Criminal background check services available to citizens and businesses.

7Fingerprinting Services (LiveScan)
CategoryCitizen Service
Description

LiveScan electronic fingerprinting for employment, licensing, and certification purposes.

8House Watch Program
CategoryCommunity Safety Program
Description

Property patrol service with periodic premise checks for residents traveling for business or pleasure.

9Business Watch Program
CategoryCommunity Safety Program
Description

Online database for businesses to provide emergency contact information for after-hours protection.

10Fusus Connect Camera Registration
CategoryCommunity Safety Program
Description

Public-private partnership (with Fusus One) enabling businesses and residents to register external security cameras and share footage with law enforcement for enhanced response.

11Citizens Academy
CategoryEducation Program
Description

Educational program allowing citizens to learn about sheriff's office operations and law enforcement procedures.

12Explorer Program
CategoryEducation Program
Description

Youth development program for young adults interested in law enforcement careers.

13Teen Driver Challenge
CategoryEducation Program
Description

Defensive driving program specifically designed for teenage drivers.

14Civilian Firearms Course
CategoryEducation Program
Description

Safety training courses for civilians on firearm use and handling.

15Basic Life Saving (CPR) Course
CategoryEducation Program
Description

CPR and first aid training certification courses for citizens.

16Cold Case Investigations / Database
CategoryInvestigative Service
Description

Database of unsolved homicides and missing person cases with victim information and public tip solicitation.

17Victim Assistance Services
CategoryCitizen Service
Description

Services and resources for victims, including a victim services survey.

18Fishing with Flowers Tournament
CategoryCommunity Event
Description

Community fundraising inshore fishing tournament ($175 per boat; $50 per additional angler; $100 Calcutta entry) supporting community programs.

Scale indicator2 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Partnership with Fusus One to create an online database of homes and businesses with external security cameras. The Fusus Connect system enables public-private collaboration allowing businesses and community members to share camera footage with law enforcement for improved emergency response and crime investigation.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Non-profit organization supporting youth through camping programs and charitable activities. IRCSO hosts Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Summer Camp events and partners for community fundraising events like the Fishing with Flowers tournament.

3Sebastian River High School
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Local high school partnership for School Resource Deputy program. Vehicle wrap fundraiser being conducted to enhance SRD patrol vehicle with school-themed design to promote school pride and positive law enforcement relationships.

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4Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Crime Stoppers organization providing anonymous tip reporting service. IRCSO references Crime Stoppers for cold case information and general crime tips. Tips can be submitted online or by calling 1-800-273-TIPS.

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Peers9 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Adjacent Florida county sheriff's office providing the same constitutional law enforcement, corrections, civil process, and community program functions in Brevard County. Directly comparable in services, regulatory environment, and operating model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida sheriff's office providing peer law enforcement, corrections, and community services in another coastal Florida jurisdiction. Direct competitor for talent and best-practice benchmarking within the state.

TypeRegional player
Description

Smaller Florida sheriff's office serving a coastal county north of Indian River. Operates under the same constitutional authority with comparable service offerings at a smaller population scale.

TypeOthers
Description

Technology partner operating the Fusus Connect real-time crime center platform. While not a peer agency, it is the primary technology ecosystem enabler for IRCSO's camera integration program and represents the broader public-private safety network category.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida sheriff's office with directly comparable service offerings including patrol, corrections, civil process, and community programs. Operates under the same state accreditation framework as IRCSO.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Treasure Coast peer sheriff's office serving a similar coastal Florida county with comparable population scale. Direct peer offering the same constitutional law enforcement and corrections mandate.

TypeRegional player
Description

Inland Florida sheriff's office operating the same constitutional law enforcement and corrections functions. Provides peer comparison on rural/urban service mix differences within the same state framework.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Much larger Florida sheriff's office operating across a broader county with the same constitutional mandate. Comparable in service mix (law enforcement, corrections, civil) but significantly larger scale and budget.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Neighboring Treasure Coast sheriff's office operating under the same Florida statutory framework for law enforcement, corrections, and civil services. Direct geographic peer with overlapping regional population dynamics.

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office

Law Enforcement / Public Safetyircsheriff.org

Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a constitutional Florida law enforcement agency headquartered in Vero Beach that provides patrol, investigations, corrections, civil process, and community programs to county residents, visitors, and local businesses.

What Indian River County Sheriff's Office does

Indian River County Sheriff's Office (IRCSO) is a constitutionally chartered law enforcement agency headquartered at 4055 41st Avenue, Vero Beach, Florida, operating as the primary sheriff's office for Indian River County. It is led by Sheriff Eric Flowers and employs between 251 and 500 personnel providing patrol, criminal investigations, special operations (including a S.T.A.R. tactical team), corrections and inmate detention, civil process services, and School Resource Deputy coverage. The agency is dually accredited under CALEA (Public Safety Communications and Law Enforcement) and the Florida Police Accreditation Coalition.

The agency's product surface spans core law enforcement operations and a broad citizen-facing service suite delivered through a web portal, mobile apps on Apple Store and Google Play, and in-person headquarters services. Digital offerings include online crime reporting, inmate search, public records request and download, background checks, LiveScan electronic fingerprinting, and vendor resources. Community programs include House Watch, Business Watch, Fusus Connect (a public-private camera registration partnership with Fusus One), Citizens Academy, Explorer Program, Teen Driver Challenge, Civilian Firearms Course, and CPR/First Aid training. The technology stack is composed of standard web-based citizen portals integrated with third-party platforms including Fusus, Fortify Florida, Crime Stoppers/Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers, TouchPayOnline, iCareGifts, and Broadcastify, with no proprietary AI/ML systems disclosed.

IRCSO is funded primarily through Indian River County tax revenue and government appropriations rather than commercial revenue. Ancillary revenue streams are immaterial and include community event fees (e.g., $175 per boat for the Fishing with Flowers tournament), tiered sponsorship packages ($249 to $1,000+ for the SRD Vehicle Wrap Fundraiser), public records convenience fees (3.95% + $2.50 minimum on credit/debit card payments), and community donations. Go-to-market is direct-to-citizen through headquarters lobby services, online self-service, telephone hotlines, mobile app, and community events; there is no commercial sales motion and customer relationships are non-discretionary, governed by geographic jurisdiction.

Indian River County Sheriff's Office firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Indian River County Sheriff's Office
Legal name
Indian River County Sheriff's Office
Website
https://ircsheriff.org
Company type
Public
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a constitutional Florida law enforcement agency headquartered in Vero Beach that provides patrol, investigations, corrections, civil process, and community programs to county residents, visitors, and local businesses.
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Indian River County Sheriff's Office industry classification

Industry
Product category
Law Enforcement / Public Safety
NAICS
Police Protection (922120), Correctional Institutions (922140), Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities (922)
akta.pro primary industry
Campus Law Enforcement & Investigations (EDALAEAC)

Keywords

  • Law enforcement services
  • Public safety
  • Corrections management
  • Civil process services
  • Community policing

Where Indian River County Sheriff's Office is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Vero Beach
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Indian River County Sheriff's Office business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Tax Revenue: Government agency funded primarily through local tax revenue and county budget allocations
  2. Sponsorship and Donations: Accepts community sponsorships for programs such as the SRD Vehicle Wrap Fundraiser and Fishing with Flowers tournament donations
  3. Event Fees: Registration fees for community events such as the Fishing with Flowers tournament ($175 per boat)
  4. Public Records Services: Fees for public records requests, including convenience fees for credit/debit card payments (3.95% + $2.50 minimum)

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingOne time/ perpetual licenseFishing Tournament Entry
Unit PricingOne time/ perpetual licenseSRD Vehicle Wrap Sponsorship Tiers
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goPublic Records Payment Processing

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Indian River County Sheriff's Office product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a constitutionally authorized county law enforcement agency delivering patrol, criminal investigation, corrections/inmate management, and civil process services to residents and visitors of Indian River County, Florida. It also runs community safety programs (House Watch, Business Watch, Fusus Connect), youth and citizen education programs, and citizen-facing digital services such as inmate search, online crime reporting, public records access, background checks, and fingerprinting.

Product overview

Indian River County Sheriff's Office provides a comprehensive suite of public safety services including core law enforcement operations (patrol, investigations, special operations), corrections and inmate management, civil legal services, and community engagement programs. The agency offers citizen-facing digital services through an online portal including inmate search, public records access, online crime reporting, and background check services. Community safety initiatives include House Watch, Business Watch, and Fusus Connect camera registration programs. Additional offerings encompass youth development (Explorer Program, Teen Driver Challenge), citizen education (Citizens Academy, CPR training), and specialized services such as civilian firearms courses and cold case investigation resources.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Law Enforcement Operations Core patrol, criminal investigations, special operations (including S.T.A.R. Team), and School Resource Deputy program serving Indian River County.
  • Corrections and Inmate Management Inmate detention, custody management, visitation, online inmate search, and corrections resources.
  • Civil Process Services Legal Process Unit handling landlord/tenant disputes, writs and levies, and related fee payments.
  • Public Records Requests Online and in-person requests for weekly affidavits, case files (last 10 days), and historical public records, with credit/debit convenience fee processing.
  • Online Crime Reporting Web portal for citizens to file non-emergency crime reports for eligible incident types.
  • Background Checks Criminal background check services available to citizens and businesses.
  • Fingerprinting Services (LiveScan) LiveScan electronic fingerprinting for employment, licensing, and certification purposes.
  • House Watch Program Property patrol service with periodic premise checks for residents traveling for business or pleasure.
  • Business Watch Program Online database for businesses to provide emergency contact information for after-hours protection.
  • Fusus Connect Camera Registration Public-private partnership (with Fusus One) enabling businesses and residents to register external security cameras and share footage with law enforcement for enhanced response.
  • Citizens Academy Educational program allowing citizens to learn about sheriff's office operations and law enforcement procedures.
  • Explorer Program Youth development program for young adults interested in law enforcement careers.
  • Teen Driver Challenge Defensive driving program specifically designed for teenage drivers.
  • Civilian Firearms Course Safety training courses for civilians on firearm use and handling.
  • Basic Life Saving (CPR) Course CPR and first aid training certification courses for citizens.
  • Cold Case Investigations / Database Database of unsolved homicides and missing person cases with victim information and public tip solicitation.
  • Victim Assistance Services Services and resources for victims, including a victim services survey.
  • Fishing with Flowers Tournament Community fundraising inshore fishing tournament ($175 per boat; $50 per additional angler; $100 Calcutta entry) supporting community programs.

Companies that use Indian River County Sheriff's Office

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office technology and API

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Integration6 records

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • FususcoreTechnology or IntegrationPartnership with Fusus One to create an online database of homes and businesses with external security cameras. The Fusus Connect system enables public-private collaboration allowing businesses and community members to share camera footage with law enforcement for improved emergency response and crime investigation.
  • Florida Sheriffs Youth RanchescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNon-profit organization supporting youth through camping programs and charitable activities. IRCSO hosts Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Summer Camp events and partners for community fundraising events like the Fishing with Flowers tournament.
  • Sebastian River High SchoolminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocal high school partnership for School Resource Deputy program. Vehicle wrap fundraiser being conducted to enhance SRD patrol vehicle with school-themed design to promote school pride and positive law enforcement relationships.
  • Treasure Coast Crime StopperscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCrime Stoppers organization providing anonymous tip reporting service. IRCSO references Crime Stoppers for cold case information and general crime tips. Tips can be submitted online or by calling 1-800-273-TIPS.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Indian River County Sheriff's Office competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Brevard County Sheriff's Office: Adjacent Florida county sheriff's office providing the same constitutional law enforcement, corrections, civil process, and community program functions in Brevard County. Directly comparable in services, regulatory environment, and operating model.
  • Lee County Sheriff's Office: Florida sheriff's office providing peer law enforcement, corrections, and community services in another coastal Florida jurisdiction. Direct competitor for talent and best-practice benchmarking within the state.
  • Volusia County Sheriff's Office: Florida sheriff's office with directly comparable service offerings including patrol, corrections, civil process, and community programs. Operates under the same state accreditation framework as IRCSO.
  • Martin County Sheriff's Office: Treasure Coast peer sheriff's office serving a similar coastal Florida county with comparable population scale. Direct peer offering the same constitutional law enforcement and corrections mandate.
  • St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office: Neighboring Treasure Coast sheriff's office operating under the same Florida statutory framework for law enforcement, corrections, and civil services. Direct geographic peer with overlapping regional population dynamics.

Regional players

  • Flagler County Sheriff's Office: Smaller Florida sheriff's office serving a coastal county north of Indian River. Operates under the same constitutional authority with comparable service offerings at a smaller population scale.
  • Highlands County Sheriff's Office: Inland Florida sheriff's office operating the same constitutional law enforcement and corrections functions. Provides peer comparison on rural/urban service mix differences within the same state framework.

Others

  • Fusus: Technology partner operating the Fusus Connect real-time crime center platform. While not a peer agency, it is the primary technology ecosystem enabler for IRCSO's camera integration program and represents the broader public-private safety network category.

Broad incumbents

  • Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office: Much larger Florida sheriff's office operating across a broader county with the same constitutional mandate. Comparable in service mix (law enforcement, corrections, civil) but significantly larger scale and budget.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Indian River County Sheriff's Office social profiles

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance3 records

Indian River County Sheriff's Office financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Indian River County Sheriff's Office leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Indian River County Sheriff's Office funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Indian River County Sheriff's Office M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Indian River County Sheriff's Office

What does Indian River County Sheriff's Office do?

Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a constitutionally authorized county law enforcement agency delivering patrol, criminal investigation, corrections/inmate management, and civil process services to residents and visitors of Indian River County, Florida. It also runs community safety programs (House Watch, Business Watch, Fusus Connect), youth and citizen education programs, and citizen-facing digital services such as inmate search, online crime reporting, public records access, background checks, and fingerprinting.

Is Indian River County Sheriff's Office a public or private company?

Indian River County Sheriff's Office is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Indian River County Sheriff's Office founded?

Indian River County Sheriff's Office was founded in -1. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Indian River County Sheriff's Office based?

Indian River County Sheriff's Office is headquartered in Vero Beach, United States, in the North America region.

How does Indian River County Sheriff's Office make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Tax Revenue is the primary driver. The others are sponsorship and Donations, event Fees and public Records Services.

Who are Indian River County Sheriff's Office's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Brevard County Sheriff's Office, Lee County Sheriff's Office, Volusia County Sheriff's Office, Martin County Sheriff's Office and St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office. Regional players are Flagler County Sheriff's Office and Highlands County Sheriff's Office. Fusus is listed as an others. Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Indian River County Sheriff's Office have an API?

No public API is recorded for Indian River County Sheriff's Office.

What industry is Indian River County Sheriff's Office in?

Indian River County Sheriff's Office's product category is Law Enforcement / Public Safety. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDALAEAC, Campus Law Enforcement & Investigations. Its NAICS code is 922120.

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YahooWatch: Florida deputy nearly struck by driver in Indian River CountyOn Sept. 28, an Indian River County Sheriff's deputy was nearly struck by a speeding driver while two deputies blocked a lane and a disabled vehicle was loaded onto a tow truck. The agency released video footage of the incident.Daytona Beach News-Journal OnlineFlorida sheriff warns high school students playing viral 'senior assassin'Highland County Sheriff's Office in Florida issued a warning on Aug. 24 after learning Sebring High School seniors planned to play the viral "senior assassin" game, using water or Nerf guns. Officials said bringing weapon-like items onto school grounds is a crime punishable by arrest and expulsion, and that brightly colored toys could be mistaken for real firearms. Other agencies, including Indian River County, have reported similar alerts.WV NewsFlorida murder suspect arrested in Dunbar after nationwide manhuntMatthew Allen Waggle, a Florida man wanted for first-degree murder, was arrested in Dunbar, West Virginia, following a nationwide manhunt coordinated by federal and local law enforcement. The U.S. Marshals Service and the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office collaborated to locate Waggle at a motel after he fled the scene of Dawn Kriskewic's fatal shooting in Vero Beach. He is currently incarcerated in West Virginia awaiting extradition back to Florida.WPECIRCSO says truck tied to deadly Vero Beach e-bike hit-and-run has been locatedThe Indian River County Sheriff's Office has located the light-colored Ford F-150 allegedly involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed an e-bike rider in Vero Beach, Florida. Investigators utilized Real Time Crime Center data and Flock Safety technology to identify the vehicle by its missing passenger-side mirror and confirm its connection to the incident. The driver fled the scene after striking the bicyclist, who later died at Lawnwood Hospital.WPECMan sentenced to life in prison for selling fentanyl that killed Vero Beach man in 2023Alfonso Guerrero was sentenced to life in prison for distributing fentanyl that resulted in the death of David Eller in Vero Beach, Florida. The conviction, finalized in May 2026, relied on evidence including doorbell camera footage showing the sale of the lethal dose in May 2023. The case was investigated by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office and the DEA Miami Field Division.MorningstarTeledyne FLIR Defense Announces Winners of 31st Annual Teledyne FLIR Vision Awards for Airborne Law Enforcement at APSCON ConferenceTeledyne FLIR Defense announced the winners of its 31st annual Vision Awards for airborne law enforcement at APSCON 2026 in Fort Lauderdale. The awards honor use of thermal imaging in search and rescue, pursuit, and other missions, with winners from Tulsa, San Diego, and Broward counties.WPBFVero Beach man sentenced to life in prison for molestation of 2 young sistersGeorge Bollis Jr. was sentenced to life in prison for the molestation of two young sisters, while Callum Young received a 30-year sentence for fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking in Indian River County, Florida. Circuit Judge Anastasia Norman handed down these separate sentences following jury convictions and guilty pleas related to crimes committed between 2016 and 2022. The sentencing follows investigations by the Indian River County Sheriff's Office aimed at protecting the community from illegal narcotics and crimes against children.WPECBodycam video shows tense arrest as Vero Beach man charged in grandmother's murderNicholas Leonard Ivey has been formally charged with murder and tampering with physical evidence for the death of his 76-year-old grandmother, Patricia Ann DiBella, in Vero Beach. The Indian River County Sheriff's Office released bodycam footage of his arrest and confirmed he confessed to killing her by snapping her neck. Charges were upgraded four months after the initial incident as investigators completed their inquiry.WPBFVero Beach man charged with grandmother’s murder after monthslong investigationNicholas Leonard Ivey was charged with first-degree murder following a month-long investigation into the death of his grandmother, Patricia DiBella, in Vero Beach. The Indian River County Sheriff’s Office filed charges after analyzing electronic evidence that corroborated Ivey's confession to snapping her neck. Ivey remains held without bond ahead of his scheduled arraignment.WPECPolice identify decomposing body as suspected double murderer Jesse EllisVero Beach police identified a decomposed body found in a wooded area as Jesse Ellis, who was wanted for the double homicide of his wife and her coworker. Authorities believe Ellis died by suicide shortly after the March 24 shootings, with identification confirmed via dental records despite the advanced state of decomposition. The Indian River County Sheriff's Office issued a statement acknowledging the community impact while emphasizing resilience.