Victim Services

In 1999, Sheriff Bellotti created the first-ever Victim Services Unit at the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office. The unit's mission is to provide victims of crime, their families and other concerned individuals information and support services.

The Sheriff's qualified professionals help victims with their questions and concerns about the sentencing and release of inmates. The unit also represents the Sheriff's Office in the community on various victim issues, including domestic violence and teen dating violence.

The unit fills a gap in services for victims that currently exists within the corrections system. By filling this gap, Sheriff Bellotti's office provides victims with safety planning, crisis intervention and referrals to community resources.

The Sheriff's Office is also dedicated to training law enforcement officials, business administrators and community members on domestic violence and related issues.

For more information, please contact the Sheriff's Victim Service Advocate Stacey Sylvester at 781-751-3390.

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