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Don't let your loved ones worry, please don't be in a hurry #WCSO #DriveSafely

  🌞 ☀️ Enjoy the wonderful scenery our county and state have to offer. Slow down, enjoy the drive, and at home, you'll soon arrive 🌳 🏡 #SlowDownTennessee🛑  

Traffic Crash on Arno Allison Road. Road is closed between Owen Hill Road and Bethesda Arno Road. Deputies are on scene working to clear the area, but expect heavy delays for the next few hours as the road is closed. Avoid the area and use alternate routes if possible. Stay...

WCSO Deputies will be out in full force as part of Operation Southern Slow Down, targeting unsafe speeds and dangerous driving.Drive smart, stay safe, and help us prevent the next crash before it happens.

The pencils are counted, the backpacks are stuffed, and Chief Deputy Kimble’s friendly division showdown is officially complete! ✏️📚🎒 Drumroll please... 🥁🥁🥁 Sheriff Hughes and the Administrative Division take the win! 🏆🎉 (Rumor has it they may have had an edge, after all, who wants to tell the Sheriff he...

Today, your Williamson County Sheriff’s Office joined forces with local first responders for a countywide Active Shooter Training event in Franklin. Working side by side helps us prepare, strengthen coordination, and respond effectively when every second counts. Big thanks to our partner agencies: Franklin Police Department Brentwood Police Department Nolensville...

We are all deeply grateful for the incredible outpouring of love and support from our community, local agencies, and our friends in Marshall County following the loss of Detention Deputy Andrew Ryan. During the funeral procession, we saw your signs, and even in the pouring rain, you stood with hands...

As we celebrate Independence Day, let’s keep it safe for everyone: 🔹 Fireworks: Leave them to the pros! Personal fireworks can be dangerous (and in some areas, illegal). 🔹 Pets: Keep them indoors—loud booms can cause anxiety and panic. 🔹 Grilling: Keep the grill away from your home, deck railings,...

Detention Deputy Andrew Ryan began his service with the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office on February 24, 2025, as a member of the 50th Detention Training Academy. He had begun training for a career dedicated to public service. Tragically, Deputy Ryan sustained life-threatening injuries in a vehicle accident on May 2,...

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 real phone numbers to sound convincing. Here’s...