Get to know us

Services and history

The Blaine County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) is a rugged, experienced law-enforcement agency responsible for the vast rural stretches of Blaine County — from the busy highways around Sandy Shores to the backroads of Grapeseed and the wilderness of Mount Chiliad.

BCSO deputies are known for their grit, adaptability, and strong camaraderie. Many are long-time locals who understand the county’s unique challenges, from backwoods crime to high-speed pursuits on Route 68. The department’s culture values discipline, teamwork, and practical field experience, forging a force that thrives in both dusty desert towns and mountain passes.

The Blaine County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO)

Fleet: Dodge Charger, Ford Taurus, Dodge Durango

Dodge 1500, UTV's

Special Units: K-9, Marine, SRT, Detectives, S&R, EMS

People and culture

Blaine County is a rugged and diverse region defined by its wide-open deserts, mountain ranges, and close-knit rural communities. The people here are known for their resilience and self-reliance, shaped by years of living far from the big-city bustle of Los Santos. Ranchers, fishermen, truckers, and small-business owners form the backbone of the local economy.

The culture values hard work, straightforwardness, and a strong sense of neighborly loyalty — but life on the edge of the wilderness also means a streak of independence and sometimes suspicion toward outsiders. The mix of old-timers, new arrivals, and drifters gives Blaine County a distinct character: part frontier, part small-town heart.

SHERIFF

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UNDER SHERIFF

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CHIEF DEPUTY

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PATROL CAPTAIN

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