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See upcoming shifts, claim open patrols, and request time off.
Log hours the moment you finish a shift and watch your totals climb.
Stay current on required certifications with expiration reminders.
Receive assignments and updates from command in real time.
Earn milestones and see where you rank among your unit.
Submit reports and access SOPs, contacts, and reference docs.
From neighborhood patrols to mounted units to community events — there's a role that fits your time, talent, and interests.
Be the eyes and ears of the Sheriff's Office — patrol your neighborhood in marked vehicles and report suspicious activity to 9-1-1. Typically 3–12 hours per week plus a monthly meeting.
Horse owners ride alongside deputies for neighborhood patrols, parades, and special events. Must be 21+, hold a valid driver's license, and have access to a horse.
Support detectives, the crime lab, vehicle maintenance, or general office operations — vital roles that keep the agency running.
Lead and support initiatives like Shop With a Volunteer (holiday shopping for children) and back-to-school backpack drives.
No prior law-enforcement experience required — all training is provided at the Volunteer Training Center in Greenacres.
Attend orientation and role-specific training. PBSO provides everything you need to get started.
Receive your assignment and start making an impact in your community.
Sign in with your badge number to head to your dashboard.