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The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard had the privilege of presenting the colors at the Nashville Predators hockey game, a proud moment representing our Sheriff’s Office and the values we stand for. Standing before thousands, honoring our flag, and connecting with our community reminds us why this tradition matters....

SCAM ALERT: Fake "Missed" Jury Duty Calls! If you receive a call stating that you missed jury duty and now have a warrant, hang up. It’s a scam. Scammers are pretending to be deputies or court officials, demanding money to “clear a warrant” or “avoid arrest.” They may even spoof...

Project Lifesaver is one of the most meaningful services we offer to Williamson County residents. This program helps protect residents who may wander due to Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, or other cognitive conditions by using proven tracking technology to help us locate them quickly if they go missing. If you believe...

Today, the WCSO Training Division wrapped up our POST - Certified Leadership Development Course. Over the past three days, participants focused on leadership fundamentals within the law enforcement profession, including communication, decision-making, trust, and accountability. We are proud of those who committed their time and effort to sharpening these skills...

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office is proud to share that our Director of Training, Captain Joe Cortez, has been selected to serve on the Education and Training Committee of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The IACP is widely recognized as the professional home where research, leadership, and real-world...

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of WCSO K9 Nico. Nico served as a K9 Deputy with the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office from May 2016 to December 2022. Upon retirement, he spent the remainder of his life exactly where he belonged, at home with his handler...

Today, we celebrate the service of a very special member of our WCSO family, Mrs. Jennifer Flaugher, and a career defined by dedication and a genuine care for others. Jennifer has served the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office for 29 years in several roles, including CID Clerk, Evidence Custodian, and most...