The Community - Washington County Sheriff's Office

The Communitywatsoncreative2020-01-28T09:00:52-08:00

Involvement

Our involvement within our community extends well beyond typical policing. Deputies regularly connect and collaborate with the community – through events, schools, community groups, local businesses and educational public safety presentations.

We are stronger together. More than ever before, public safety is a shared responsibility. Cultivating relationships with the communities we serve allows us to connect, better assess needs and evolve best practices. Connectivity is key to building trust and maintaining healthy relationships and is a dedicated responsibility of WCSO.

Opportunities are endless here, if you want to work traffic, marine patrol, investigations gangs, etc. and if you set your mind to it, you will be able to work it.

– Corporal E. Mitchell

As District Attorney, one of the most rewarding aspects of my job is the privilege of working with the dedicated men and women who serve in the Washington County Sheriff’s Office. The dedication and skill of these professionals is second to none and allows us to work collaboratively on a wide variety of difficult cases to ensure our community remains a safe place to live, work and raise a family.

- District Attorney Kevin Barton, Washington County District Attorney’s Office, District Attorney Washington County District Attorney’s Office

I became a deputy because I always wanted to give back to the community I was raised in. Everyday is different, everyday is a new challenge.

Detective Ceric, Washington County Sheriff's Office

One of my college basketball coaches was a police officer. Looking up to him I was inspired to pursue law enforcement as a career. I am proud to serve the community of Washington County, the people we serve really appreciate us and the people that we work with form a good team.

Lieutenant King, Washington County Sheriff's Office

I wanted to become a deputy because I went on a ride along and fell in love with the excitement, the helping people every day, changing lives even if it’s small, and you don’t do the same thing everyday.

Deputy Allen, Washington County Sheriff's Office

In my previous career I loved connecting with and helping people. I am proud to be able to translate that passion to my career in law enforcement where I can really do something that is going to impact someone’s life in a meaningful way.

Deputy Huey, Washington County Sheriff's Office

Involvement

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