The Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office is located in Bangor, Maine, at the county complex, which is the home of the County Commissioners
Office. The agency consists of the divisions of corrections, patrol, court security, civil, and detective. There are 103 full-time
employees at the sheriff’s office with two-thirds belonging to the Corrections Division. Approximately 150 full-time, part-time, and
reserve officers are associated with the department.
Both the Patrol and the Corrections Divisions are supervised by a sergeant, and citizens who need to speak to a supervisor at anytime may ask to speak to the on-duty supervisor by calling the below numbers. The agency has an OD, which is the officer of the day, and the OD is of the rank of lieutenant or above. That individual is always available through Regional Dispatch when the need is determined.
Both the Patrol and the Corrections Divisions are supervised by a sergeant, and citizens who need to speak to a supervisor at anytime may ask to speak to the on-duty supervisor by calling the below numbers. The agency has an OD, which is the officer of the day, and the OD is of the rank of lieutenant or above. That individual is always available through Regional Dispatch when the need is determined.
Sheriff Glenn Ross
Chief Deputy Troy Morton
Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office
EMERGENCY 911
Emergency: 1-800-432-7911
Business (207) 947-4585
24 hr. Regional dispatch (207) 945-4636
Fax (207) 945-4761
Penobscot County Sheriff's Office