The Drug Task Force investigates and prosecutes individuals and organizations involved in the trafficking of controlled substances and their illicit proceeds in Rockland County. The Task Force is staffed by seasoned prosecutors who work closely with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to combat drug distribution and related violence in each of Rockland’s towns and villages.

The Rockland County District Attorney's Special Victims Unit is responsible for the investigation and prosecution of all cases involving domestic violence, rape, elder abuse, child abuse, Internet crimes against children, violations of orders of protection and sex offender registration violations. The mission of the Unit is to aggressively pursue justice on behalf of our most vulnerable victims and to hold criminals accountable, while being sensitive to the unique needs and dynamics associated with these types of challenging cases.

The Special Investigations Unit prosecutes public corruption, white collar crime, tax fraud, welfare fraud, consumer fraud, and other traditional and non-traditional criminal conduct, including organized crime. The Bureau uses a variety of techniques, including undercover operations, eavesdropping warrants and the investigative authority of the Grand Jury. The SIU includes several specialized units, including the Real Estate Fraud Investigation (RE-FI) Task Force and the Asset Forfeiture Unit.

The Rockland County District Attorney’s Office has been chosen by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services to receive funding for the Drug Market Intervention Program. This program was developed by Professor David Kennedy from John Jay College and was successfully pioneered in High Point, NC.