Bone County Sheriff's Department

The Bone County Sheriff's Department (OCSD) is the law enforcement agency serving Bone County, San Andreas. It currently serves the unincorporated areas of Bone County and five contract cities/towns in the county: Fort Carson, Las Payasadas, El Quebrados, Las Barrancas, and beginning on January 5 of 2014 the BCSD began providing police services to the Town of Bayside.

The agency also provides law enforcement services with the Bone County's Harbor Patrol, which provides law enforcement, search and rescue, and underwater search and recovery services along the county's 42 miles (68 km) of coastline and in the county's only harbor, Bayside Docks.

History
Bone County was created from portions of Las Venturas and Tierra Robada County on May 9, 1849. In the early history of the county, the sheriff's office was a one-person operation. As the county grew in population, so too did the department, eventually transforming into a modern full-service law enforcement agency.

Today the Bone County Sheriff's Department is responsible for 3,375 square miles, spreading almost 45 miles in length, and embracing approximately 75 miles in width.  This territory constitutes the third largest county in the state of San Andreas. Vast changes have occurred in Bone County since its inception. The population, having increased from 1,745 in 1893, to more than 9,641 in 2010.

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