New Look

The Sheriff's Office is in the process of changing our appearance and becoming uniform with our equipment.

The gray uniforms were mostly all tattered and worn out. 13 Badges and 16 patches were available for the 31 employee's of the Sheriff's Office. Most of the staff wore uniforms with holes, missing patches and went without a badge. Some of the Staff wore Uniforms loaned by neighboring agencies.

Deputies were lacking necessary equipment required to do their job, such as flashlights, less lethal weaponry, duty weapons, ammunition, ballistic vests and handcuffs.

In the past most of the uniforms and the equipment was the responsibility of the Deputy to acquire and purchase themselves. This lead to missing or sub-par equipment arising major safety concerns for the Deputies, Inmates and Public.

With this, New shoulder patches, badges and uniforms are being rolled out to all staff. New equipment and used donated equipment has been issued to all staff. New, non-expired, ballistic vest have been purchased for the Deputies to help insure their safety.

The Sheriff's Office in conjunction with the County Commissioners were able to purchase all uniforms and equipment we require of our Deputies to be able to function.