Law Enforcement Division — Leadership & Table of Organization
Undersheriff Darryl Breckenridge, Sr.
Undersheriff Darryl Breckenridge is responsible for the Law Enforcement Division of the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office. Under his command, Undersheriff Breckenridge oversees 132 sworn law enforcement personnel and 27 civilian employees.
The Division consists of an Administration Section, Special Services Bureau, Training Bureau, Warrant/Fugitive Section, a Criminal Investigation Bureau, a Court Operations and Satellite Security Section, a Canine Unit, a Records Bureau, and a Transportation/Detention Bureau.
Undersheriff Breckenridge has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement and has served our country in the US Army. He began his career at the Fair Haven Police Department in 1980 and was appointed patrolman in 1985, graduating from the 30th Basic Course for Police Officers at the Monmouth County Police Academy in May 1986. He progressed through the ranks to Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, and ultimately Chief of Police in 2005, serving for ten years before retiring in 2015. In 2016 he became Director of the Monmouth County Police Academy.
Undersheriff Breckenridge is a graduate of the 232nd class of the prestigious National F.B.I. Academy in Quantico, Virginia (2008). He is a member of the Monmouth County Chiefs of Police Association, where he served as President in 2013, the N.J. State Chiefs of Police Association, and The International Association of Chiefs of Police.
Organizational components of the Law Enforcement Division
Administration Section
The Monmouth County Sheriff's Office Administration Section is staffed by one Lieutenant who supervises the Training Bureau, Special Services Bureau, Civil Process Bureau and assists the Administrative Captain in the day to day operations of the division.
Court Operations Section
The Court Operations section is the largest in the Law Enforcement Division and its primary responsibility is to ensure security in the county courts. Officers are assigned to security posts, criminal and family courts, corridors, prisoner holding/detention facilities and areas outside the building. Sheriff's Officers typically supervise more than 8,500 prisoners each year.
Criminal Investigations Bureau (CIB)
The Criminal Investigations Bureau is the main investigative arm of the Monmouth County Sheriff's Office. The CIB is responsible for the investigation of criminal activities, conducting follow-up investigations and provides investigative assistance to local, county and state law enforcement agencies.
Records Bureau
This advanced bureau processes more than 11,000 prisoners who enter the Monmouth County Correctional Institution each year. More than 16,000 criminal history reports are generated and more than 10,000 warrant computer checks are done each year.
Satellite Security Section
The Satellite Security Section provides Sheriff's Officers for security at the Monmouth County Probation Office bureau located in Ocean Township. The Section is supervised by a Lieutenant reporting directly to the Court Operations Captain.
Warrant / Fugitive Section
This section carries out the enforcement orders issued by the courts, operating 365 days per year. Officers serve three basic types of warrants:
- Non-support warrants — More than 1,500 arrests per year, collecting over $1 million in back child support.
- Criminal fugitive warrants — Average 1,300 warrants per year, making 1,100 arrests.
- Civil attorney warrants — Approximately 600 temporary restraining orders received per year.
Monmouth County Sheriff's Office — Law Enforcement Division
| Sheriff Shaun Golden | |||||||||
| Acting Sheriff Undersheriff |
Law Enforcement Division Undersheriff |
Homeland Security Coordinator One (As Needed) |
Confidential Assistant | ||||||
| Law Enforcement Division One (1) Chief |
Payroll Coordinator One (1) Civilian |
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| Court Operations / Administration One (1) Captain |
Staffing / Personnel One (1) Captain |
Operations One (1) Captain |
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| Court Operations & Satellite Security Two (2) Lieutenants |
Court Operations & Satellite Security Section One (1) Lieutenant |
Training / Accreditation Section One (1) Lieutenant |
Internal Affairs / OPR One (1) Lieutenant |
Office of Emergency Management One (1) Officer |
Campus Protection / Civil Process Two (2) Lieutenants |
Warrant / Fugitive Section One (1) Lieutenant |
Warrant / Fugitive Section One (1) Lieutenant |
Criminal Investigation Bureau Three (3) Detectives |
Evidence & Identification Bureau |
| Court Security BureauCriminal Courts: 1 Sgt, 12 Officers Family Courts: 1 Sgt, 12 Officers Operations: 1 Sgt, 11 Officers Security Systems Operator: 1 Civilian |
Courthouse Detention & Transportation BureauSquad 1: 1 Sgt, 9 Officers Squad 2: 1 Sgt, 9 Officers Hall of RecordsOne (1) Officer Ocean Twp. Security Bureau1 Sergeant, 10 Officers |
Training BureauOne (1) Officer Clerical SupportOne (1) Civilian Accreditation BureauOne (1) Civilian Police LicensingOne (1) Officer Community ProgramsOne (1) Officer (as needed) |
Internal Affairs / OPR One (1) Lieutenant |
Campus Protection — Eatontown1 Sgt, 12 Officers Upper FreeholdThree (3) Officers VocationalThree (3) Officers Civil Process Bureau1 Sgt, 2 Officers, 2 Civilian Process Servers Project Lifesaver1 Officer, 1 Civilian |
Warrant/Fugitive BureauSquad 1: 1 Sgt, 5 Officers Squad 2: 1 Sgt, 6 Officers Clerical Support2 Civilian Clerical |
Warrant/Fugitive BureauSquad 3: 1 Sgt, 5 Officers Squad 4: 1 Sgt, 6 Officers MCASTFour (4) Officers K9 Unit Handlers (When Activated)1 Sgt Supervisor Eight (8) K9 Officers Nine (9) K9s |
Criminal Investigation Bureau Three (3) Detectives |
Evidence & Identification Bureau1 Detective (Primary) 1 Detective (Secondary) 1 Detective (Tertiary) One (1) Civilian Detached to Outside AgencyTwo (2) Officers Records Bureau1 Civilian Supervisor 1 Civilian Clerical |
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| Clerical Support — One (1) Civilian Supervisor · Six (6) Civilian Clerical · One (1) Part-Time Civilian Clerical | Total: 143 Sworn Officers · 27 Civilian Employees | ||||||||
Monmouth County Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Division — Table of Organization