JSO Transparency Project
We track JSO's discipline records, policies, and command structure using public records - and publish what we find.
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- JSO discipline cases documented
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- Command positions mapped
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- Source documents cited
Public records, organized so you can actually use them.
JSO Transparency Project tracks JSO using the same public records anyone can request - discipline filings, policies, command structure, and government data. We import that information into a searchable database, cite our sources, and publish what we find. The goal is simple: information about how JSO operates shouldn't be hard to find.
- Officer discipline records.
- Explore CJSTC discipline cases against JSO officers - offense categories, outcomes, and trends over time.
- Command structure.
- See who currently leads JSO, from the sheriff down through every department, division, and unit.
- Policies.
- Read the general orders and directives that govern JSO policing, with full version history and verbatim transcripts.
Become Informed
What the records actually show
Every page below comes from primary source records - CJSTC filings, public records requests, and official JSO documents.
- Policies
Browse JSO's general orders and directives, complete with version history, verbatim transcripts, and links to the original documents.
- Discipline Data
Charts and figures drawn from CJSTC discipline filings against JSO officers, compared against agencies statewide.
- Organization
JSO's full command structure, from the sheriff down to individual units, current as of its most recently published org chart.
- Community Survey
Every published JSO Community Survey from 2016 through 2024, broken down question by question with year-over-year comparisons.