Deputy Harper stands with three colleagues outside the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office detention facility, holding a framed Certificate of Appreciation recognizing him as the September Employee of the Month.

đź‘Ź WCSO DETENTION DEPUTY OF THE MONTH | SEPTEMBER đź‘Ź

Published On: 10/09/2026

đź‘Ź EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH | SEPTEMBER đź‘Ź

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Detention Division is proud to recognize Deputy Harper of Second Shift as our September Employee of the Month!

Deputy Harper was recognized for his strong work ethic, positive attitude, and commitment to continuous improvement. He consistently goes above and beyond to support his fellow deputies, take initiative, and help ensure the facility operates efficiently and effectively.

Congratulations, Deputy Harper! 🎉 Thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to excellence. We are proud to have you on our team and grateful for all you do to serve the citizens of Williamson County!

đź’™ Please join us in congratulating Deputy Harper on this well-deserved recognition!

📸 Pictured from left to right: Shift Lieutenant James, Deputy Harper, Facility Lead Lieutenant Lindquist, and Division Captain C. Youker.

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Deputy Harper stands with three colleagues outside the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office detention facility, holding a framed Certificate of Appreciation recognizing him as the September Employee of the Month.

đź‘Ź WCSO DETENTION DEPUTY OF THE MONTH | SEPTEMBER đź‘Ź

đź‘Ź EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH | SEPTEMBER đź‘Ź

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Detention Division is proud to recognize Deputy Harper of Second Shift as our September Employee of the Month!

Deputy Harper was recognized for his strong work ethic, positive attitude, and commitment to continuous improvement. He consistently goes above and beyond to support his fellow deputies, take initiative, and help ensure the facility operates efficiently and effectively.

Congratulations, Deputy Harper! 🎉 Thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to excellence. We are proud to have you on our team and grateful for all you do to serve the citizens of Williamson County!

đź’™ Please join us in congratulating Deputy Harper on this well-deserved recognition!

📸 Pictured from left to right: Shift Lieutenant James, Deputy Harper, Facility Lead Lieutenant Lindquist, and Division Captain C. Youker.

#WCSO #EmployeeOfTheMonth #DetentionDivision #TeamWCSO

Join Our Team

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  • WCSO Community Alert graphic warning about jury duty scams. The design features Williamson County Sheriff’s Office insignia and a blue emergency light. Large text reads “Jury Duty Scam” and “Remember.” The graphic warns that law enforcement will not demand money to avoid arrest, courts and law enforcement will not require payment by gift cards, cryptocurrency, payment apps or wire transfers, and officers or federal agents will not request banking information to stop an arrest or seizure. It also cautions against assuming calls or documents are legitimate simply because they contain personal information or official-looking details. The main message reads: “Stop. Hang Up. Verify.” Residents are advised not to provide personal or financial information, send money, or use contact information supplied by the caller, and instead independently contact the official agency or court.

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