Covid 19 Lifespan FAQ's & Vaccine Information

 SOAR has had Blue Ribbon Lapel Pins with the MCSO's 200th Anniversary Badge on it made up. They are selling for $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00. They may be picked up in the Webster area or in our travels we can arrange delivery. For those out of the area they may be shipped for an extra $4.45 for 3. If interested you may email me at lcrawford1415@gmail.com or call 585-278-6027. If sending a check please make out to SOAR and  put Lapel Pins in memo area. Mail to 18 Harvest Walk Webster, NY 14580

As you know, the Sheriff's Office Association of Retirees (S.O.A.R.) was established in 1980 with the main objective of maintaining a continued fellowship with other retirees and with current MCSO agency members.

In addition, SOAR allows retirees to participate in social events, to keep informed of current news and happenings, to assist the Sheriff's Office in ways that may be deemed necessary, and to strive to maintain and improve benefits for all.

As happens with retirees, we all grow older and eventually our life of service comes to an end. You may be aware that SOAR maintains a Bereavement Fund which makes payments to the family of our deceased members.

In an effort to maintain and enhance that Fund, we have partnered with Terri Lynn Fundraising. Terri Lynn has been providing premium nuts, chocolates, and snacks since 1936.
A portion of the sales is returned to SOAR so click below to see these fine products.

    The following letter is a request from the Rochester Police Locust Club for assistance with a legal defense fundraiser to help our 7 suspended members facing an “Attorney General” investigation.

   We’ve had several individuals and groups reach out to us and other members of the Locust Club about making donations to the legal defense fund for our 7 suspended members facing an “Attorney General” investigation. The Locust Club tried to start a Go Fund Me page, but it was taken down by the company as the purpose of the fundraiser was considered “a violation of their terms of Service.” This is the type of conditions we are facing in an environment that discourages businesses from supporting police in any way.

   In order to raise funds, the Locust Club has added a link to the homepage of their website click below. That link can accept online donations but anyone who would like to contribute can also drop off cash or checks at the Locust Club office M-F (8am-4pm). We all realize that this incident could have involved anyone of us. That is why it is important to help

our members in blue now and to get the word out to our supporters. Many family and

community members are willing to do what they can to help us out. Please pass along the website link and let them know we will also accept donations directly at the Locust Club.

 Welcome to The Baxter Brief.  A quarterly newsletter that is filled with information and news to keep you well-versed in my tenure as your Sheriff.  Our goal is to keep you informed on campaign promises kept, new law enforcement initiatives, and significant upcoming events.

Our first fundraiser, Baxter, Bourbon & Bacon was a huge success at Iron Smoke Distillery, one of the best venues in Fairport, NY. The Baxter family is humbled by the number of people that came out to support. It was standing room only. A special thank you to our sponsors!
#TeamBaxterNot listed on the sponsor board:
Committee To Elect Joe Morelle Jr., GIRA Firefighters Association, Michael & Lisa Winderl, Sheet Metal Workers Local 46, Richard & Jean Ottalagana, Carl Cottorone, Caruso Electrical, John Pitton, Don & Wendy Stevens, Sheen & Shine, DeCarolis Truck Rental & Fulmer Construction.

Peak, a female red bloodhound puppy, started working with Deputy Michael Ottley in December, 2019. Peak is MCSO’s first bloodhound K9.  Bloodhounds do one thing better than any other creature; find people who are lost, missing, or hiding. Peak’s intelligence and keen sense of smell will assist MCSO in cases of missing persons and search and rescue.  Click here to see more pictures of Peak

For the first time in years the number of overdose and overdose deaths in Monroe County have declined. The last two years have been marked by a tremendous amount of work with all our community partners on prevention, enforcement and recovery.

We will keep the pressure on and never let our foot off the gas as we combat the Opioid crisis. Thank you to all of our partners who work to save lives and thanks to our narcotic teams who work in danger to get those selling dirty dope behind bars.

Listen to a Opioid PSA from local radio personalities

As your Sheriff, my family and I are honored to have your support. I have a vision of great things yet to be accomplished at the Sheriff's Office and within our community. I will continue to work hard to make Monroe County a safer and better place to live, work and play.

Thank you!
The Baxter's