Retired K9's
K9 Vulcan
K9 Vulcan was handled by Deputy Eric Robinson, and was certified in patrol, handler protection, and bomb detection.
K9 Buster
K9 Buster was the first K9 assigned to the jail. He made many finds of narcotics and contraband. His handler, Deputy Ryan, researched, proposed, and successfully implemented the jail K9 program.
K9 King
(AKA Kingston)
K9 King was handled by Deputy (now Sergeant) Doug Woodard. King was certified in patrol, handler protection, and narcotics detection. His original name was "Kingston" was unofficially kept and used to honor a former (and late) deputy of BCSO.
K9 Scout
K9 Scout was the Sheriff’s Office’s third Bloodhound, and was handled by Deputy Katie Tkach. Scout was certified in tracking/trailing and human remains detection. He had a successful career of helping solve crimes and finding missing people.
K9 Halo
K9 Halo was originally certified in patrol, handler protection, and narcotics detection, and was handled by Deputy Kelly Bodin. Halo was transferred to Deputy Jason Ryan and continued in narcotics detection. She lives with Deputy Ryan and his family.