Sampsel went on to explain that not only does the unit provide support for the 12 municipalities within Orange County (including the City of Orlando), but also for neighboring counties. Interestingly, every neighboring county that adjoins Orange County has airborne law enforcement assets as well, and they all support one another on an as-needed basis. Additionally, the unit routinely supports state (e.g. Florida Highway Patrol, Florida Wildlife Commission) and federal law enforcement agencies when called upon.
Probably the most interesting and unique partnership is the one between OCSO and the City of Orlando Police Department (OPD). With Orlando being a large city, it definitely has demand for aerial support. However, rather than a stand-alone aviation unit within OPD, there’s a creative solution in place between OCSO and OPD in the form of a barter.
Basically, OCSO trades flight time for personnel. “Because a portion of our flight time goes to supporting OPD (approx 40%), they support us in return by providing OCSO two full-time and several part-time Orlando police officers who work here as tactical flight officers (TFOs) and fly in our aircraft every day,” says Sampsel.
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