Currently operating programs in Community Services include:

• Crime Victims Assistance Program: offers assistance, support, and guidance to witnesses and victims of crimes.
• Explorer Program: a youth division of the Lake County Sheriff's Office. This program is sanctioned and chartered by Learning for Life.
• Gunstopper Program: a program that offers rewards to persons who become aware of someone illegally possessing a firearm in a public place
• Home and Business Security: teaching citizens how to safeguard their homes and business property.
• 911 Cellular Telephone Program: cellular phones are issued to qualifying victims of domestic violence
• Safety: includes bike safety, boating safety, hurricane preparedness, personal safety for children and adults, and various other topics on safety
• Senior Watch: a program where seniors, who live alone and do not have someone who checks on them, are contacted daily to ensure their well-being. Emergency assistance may be dispatched if necessary.
• Sheriff’s Citizen Academy: A 13-week program to build a better understanding between citizens and the law enforcement community through education.
• T.R.I.A.D.: A program involving law enforcement and AARP to reduce the criminal victimization of the elderly
• Vial-of-Life: informs emergency responders of specific medical formation that is pertinent to the proper treatment of the residents.
• Volunteer Program: "V.I.S.I.O.N." - Volunteers Involved, Serving, Identifying, and Organizing Needs.