Patrol Divisions
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Lieutenant Jonathan Waterhouse District 1 Commander 11051 Willmington Boulevard Englewood, Florida 34224 (941) 475-9005 jwaterhouse@ccsofl.net |
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| District 1 covers the area west of the Myakka River, including surrounding waters, and the barrier islands. This district serves a population of over 50,000 citizens. This district also has a deputy assigned to Boca Grande to work in association with the Lee County Sheriff's Office. |
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Lieutenant Kenrick Roguska District 2 Commander 992 Tamiami Trail Suite A Port Charlotte, Florida 33948 (941) 613-3245 kroguska@ccsofl.net |
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| District 2 covers the area From Midway Blvd. and U.S. 41 to the Sarasota County line north and west to the Myakka River. This district covers an area of about 46 square miles and includes The Town Center Mall and the Charlotte Sports Park, the Spring Training Home of the Tampa Bay Rays. |
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Lieutenant Christopher Maler District 3 Commander 3110 Loveland Blvd. Port Charlotte, Florida 33980 (941) 258-3900 cmaler@ccsofl.net |
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| District 3, though only 30 square miles, is the most densely populated of the four districts. Two of the county's three hospitals, Fawcett Memorial and Peace River Regional, are located in District 3. There are also several parks, schools and the Port Charlotte Beach Complex in the district. |
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Lieutenant Nikki Wagner District 4 Commander 7474 Utilities Road Punta Gorda, Florida 33982 (941) 639-2101 nwagner@ccsofl.net |
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| District 4, the largest of the Sheriff's Office districts, includes a territory of 432 square miles, covers all the areas South of the Baron Collier Bridge to the Lee County line, North and East of the Peace River Bridge on Interstate 75 to the DeSoto County and Glades County lines and East to the Glades County line. |
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Watch Commanders 3110 Loveland Blvd. Port Charlotte FL 33980 (941) 258-3908 watchcommanders@ccso.org |
The personnel assigned to the position of Watch Commander are responsible for monitoring and coordinating the overall activity of the road patrol, communications and special operations personnel. The Watch Commander also acts as a liaison between the Sheriff's Office and outside agencies and the media. |