Special Services Division
The Special Services Division of the Erie County's Sheriff's Office consists of two branches, each providing specially trained and equipped personnel to respond throughout Erie County, to assist Deputies, other law enforcement officers, and agencies in several situations. This Division is also responsible for the comprehensive investigation of all criminal matters reported to the Sheriff's Police Services Division. Investigators work closely with town, state and federal law enforcement agencies and have special abilities and expertise, which are available to all municipalities within Erie County. The first branch is the Investigative Services Branch which includes the Computer Crimes Unit, Crime Scene Unit, Detective Bureau, Fire Investigation Unit and Narcotics Unit. The other is the Operational Services Branch which includes the Aviation Unit, Bomb Squad, Crisis Negotiation Unit, Marine Unit, Snowmobile/ATV Unit, SWAT Team, Underwater Recovery Team, and the Weapons and Ordnance Unit.
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