Are you curious about the recent happenings within El Dorado County, California? The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office, dedicated to public safety, order, and upholding the law, consistently releases information on incidents and arrests, providing a crucial window into the community's safety and security. This commitment to transparency is reflected in the publicly accessible records, ensuring that residents are well-informed about the activities of law enforcement and the issues affecting the county.

These reports, compiled daily from initial sheriff's office call for service reports, paint a picture of the county's law enforcement activities. They offer insights into the types of incidents officers respond to, the locations where they occur, and the individuals involved. This information, available to the public, serves as a tool for understanding the challenges faced by law enforcement and the efforts being made to address them.

To further understand the scope of law enforcement in El Dorado County, it is useful to examine the structure and resources that support it. The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office boasts a dedicated team, which includes highly trained deputies, support staff, and specialized units. The Custody Division plays a critical role in the care and custody of inmates, managing two jail facilities. The South Lake Tahoe facility has a capacity of 158 inmates, while the Placerville facility can accommodate 303 inmates and 8 outpatient medical beds. These facilities are essential for ensuring the safety of both the incarcerated individuals and the wider community.

The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office operates under the core principles of integrity and professionalism. The Sheriff's Central Dispatch Unit, established in 1981, provides essential radio dispatch services to the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office and other public safety agencies. The dispatch center serves as a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for all 911 telephone calls originating from hardline phones within the unincorporated areas of El Dorado County. This centralized communication system is vital for coordinating responses to emergencies and ensuring a rapid and effective response to calls for assistance.

Accessing information regarding arrests and other law enforcement activities in El Dorado County is now easier than ever. Various tools are available to find local, police, and public arrest records. These resources connect individuals to official sites and documents from the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office, the South Lake Tahoe Police Department, and the Superior Court of El Dorado County. Through these resources, residents can stay informed about the ongoing efforts to maintain order and protect the community.

Here is a table providing a snapshot of the incidents and arrests that have occurred:

Date	Location	Incident	Details
May 12, 2024	Placerville, CA	Crime Sweep	Elder abuse, assaults, and DUI arrests. Details available in arrest logs.
May 8, 2024	Various Locations, El Dorado County	Prowler Report	Reported at 00:40 AM. Incident number: 2405080005.
April 20, 2025	Placerville, CA	Arrest	Angela Susan Child, Booking number: [Information Not Available - Requires Access to Official Records]
January 20, 2025	Placerville, CA	Arrest	Jacob Dale Coker, Age: [Information Not Available - Requires Access to Official Records]
January 3, 2025	Various Locations, El Dorado County	Crime Log	Updated January 5, 2025. Details available in the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office Crime Log.
March 21, 2025	Various Locations, El Dorado County	Crime Log	Details available in the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office Crime Log.
February 28, 2025	Various Locations, El Dorado County	Crime Log	Updated March 4, 2025. Details available in the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office Crime Log.
Unspecified Date	Larsen Drive, Camino	Trespassing	Reported at a shop.
Unspecified Date	Mother Lode Drive, Placerville	Battery	Reported at a mobile home park.
Unspecified Date	Mormon Island Drive, El Dorado Hills	Vandalism	Reported.