ACCREDITATION STATUS

Criminal Justice related Accreditation is a "voluntary" process that provides a measurable criteria of effectiveness. It provides an in-depth review of every aspect of the Agency's organization covering management and operations. It enhances areas of accountability, credibility, and contributes towards a heightened sense of professionalism.

Through Sheriff Crowder's leadership, the Martin County Sheriff's Office has attained multiple State and National Accreditations.

N.C.C.H.C.

National Commission on Correctional Health Care NATIONAL ACCREDITATION Comprised of 77 Standards Original Accreditation 2000 Re-Accreditation achieved 2003 Next Re-Accreditation due 2006 *-N.C.C.H.C.-Re-Accreditation achieved -November 2006

F.C.A.C.

Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission STATE ACCREDITATION Comprised of 244 Standards. Original Accreditation 1998. Re-Accreditation achieved 2001, 2004, 2007.