We are aware of recent phone calls to members of our community from someone posing as a Monroe County Sheriff's Deputy and demanding money.
MCSO will never ask for money or personal identifying information over the phone.
If you receive one of these calls, do not provide any information. Hang up immediately and contact 911 to report it.
National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2026: This week we join communities across the nation in recognizing crime victims and those who ensure their voices are heard.
MCSO is proud to have three Crime Victim Specialists who show compassion and empathy as they provide resources at a time when it's needed most.
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Las familias no pueden seguir pagando el precio de decisiones que no mejoran su vida diaria. Es momento de priorizar la asequibilidad, no guerras interminables.
A clear case for the PROTECT Act. By law, define repeat and dangerous offenders before a judge, and make them part of the release decision. We must do more to reduce threats before dangerous people are released back into our community. #VictimsFirst https://t.co/SBbymeo7Yk
Storm Response and Readiness. We take you inside the RIOC (Regional Investigative Operations Center) for a look at the role it plays. Thank you to our community for your cooperation during the storm.
As we continue to weather the winter storm, it's important to recognize and thank those deputies, first responders, and other essential workers who are providing services to our community so that the majority of us can stay in and stay warm. Be safe everyone!
#Grateful #prepared #service
CITY HALL: We support the police.
ALSO CITY HALL: We're going to take $10 million out of the police healthcare fund and then make officers pay higher co-pays and deductibles to replace it.
Unions representing employees of the city of Rochester NY reject a city proposal regarding a $10 million shortfall in health insurance funding, and demand the city pay the full amount stipulated in contractual agreements.
Sister Grace in her glory, in handcuffs in front of the county office building. I'm grateful we each lived long enough to make peace and make friends, and to see one another as followers of Christ.
Repeat offenders are draining valuable resources and hurting those who are here to help. The real reality: crime rates are significantly underreported; the problem is bigger than the stats show.