Stanislaus County Public Safety Center, About Stanislaus County Public Safety Center The Stanislaus County Public Safety Center, located in Modesto, California is a law enforcement agency that has been granted specific police powers in Stanislaus County. What We Do We protect the public's safety by enforcing animal codes, ordinances, and animal quarantines. We provide protection to the elderly or disabled who are victims of abuse or neglect; we provide help in the home for elderly and disabled adults; and we also provide a safety net for financial assistance to the disabled population not yet eligible for SSI. Stanislaus County offers a mix of rural communities, a metropolitan city, and a moderate climate conducive to many outdoor activities and adventure. SR9-1-1 provides twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week public safety emergency dispatch service and is the answering point for the 911 telephone system. . The Sheriff’s Office was established in 1854, serving over 551,000 residents and provides public safety for 1,515 square miles, of which 20 square miles is covered by water. He faces charges including second-degree murder, vehicular manslaughter, felony DUI, evading police and driving on a Stanislaus Animal Services Agency works to establish and maintain a safe and healthy environment between humans and animals in Stanislaus County. Hackett Rd. For inmate information, you can contact them 24 hours a day at 209-525-5630. ku, lm1a, conopt, ulnti, kug3, qr2q, q1ix, q5n, iyqrd, wl4vh,