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Chief Deputy Corey Solferino - Detention
Chief Deputy Corey Solferino began his service with the Washoe County Sheriff's Office as a deputy sheriff in 1999 and now serves as the Chief Deputy of the Detention Bureau.
Throughout his career with the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Chief Deputy Solferino has served in a multitude of specialty and leadership assignments with Detention, Patrol, Government Affairs, Emergency Management, Regional Teams including the Human Exploitation and Trafficking unit, Research & Development, Fleet Management, District Court, Training, SWAT, and K9 teams. Chief Deputy Solferino served as Captain of Incline Village Patrol immediately prior to his appointment to Chief Deputy in January of 2023.
Chief Deputy Solferino is a team builder who brings resources and personnel together to find common ground and produce results through training, collaboration, evaluation, and directed feedback. Through implementation of stratified policing initiatives, the Operations Bureau has targeted to reduce property and violent crime in the greater Reno metropolitan area by 10% in 2023 by utilizing evidenced based practices and intelligence led policing.
Chief Deputy Solferino serves as part time faculty in the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Nevada, Reno. Chief Deputy sits on the board of directors for the James D. Hoff Peace Officers Memorial in Reno, Nevada and represents the State of Nevada as a voting member for the Commission on Homeland Security Committee on Finance. Chief Deputy serves as a Member of the Spatialitics Public Safety Industry Advisory Board linking criminal justice information disparate data sources and using real time crime analytics to disseminate to officers and investigators in the field.
Chief Deputy Solferino is a graduate of the 142nd Administrative Officers Course of the Southern Police Institute and holds a Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration from the University of Louisville and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice / Speech Communication from the University of Nevada, Reno.
Chief Deputy Solferino is a proud husband and father to three amazing children. He enjoys weight training, golfing, swimming, running, biking, and traveling.