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Thanksgiving week is here, and the roads are about to look like every relative you’ve ever had decided to leave the house at the exact same time. Before you hit the road, here’s your friendly reminder from the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office: • Slow down, especially in heavy traffic and...

We’re proud to highlight the outstanding performance of our Williamson County Sheriff’s Office K9 teams at the United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) Patrol Dog National Trials. This year’s event was hosted by the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, where approximately 70 K9 teams from across the country competed...

Williamson County, TN – In an ongoing effort to combat child exploitation, the WCSO arrested seven individuals in separate investigations spanning August to November 2025. In every case involving Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC), WCSO Investigators are committed to the safety of our children and will aggressively seek prosecution against...

We all love the holidays, but if you’re anything like me, you could do without the slick roads winter weather brings. Now is the time to get ahead of it, pack your car, and be ready for whatever these Tennessee temps throw our way. A few essentials to keep on...

Congratulations to Sergeant Daniel Soto and Sergeant Ron Henry, who were both selected for promotion within the Patrol Division. Family members proudly pinned their new badges and rank as Sheriff Jeff Hughes administered the oath and presented each with a promotional certificate recognizing this important milestone in their careers. Fellow...

The WCSO is partnering with local agencies to encourage safe E-bike use among students. Parents, we need your help — talk with your kids about the laws and expectations for safe e-bike riding. Take a practice ride, set clear limits, and review the law together. Smart riders = safe roads,...

Introducing the Citizens’ Assurance Program, a thoughtful initiative offering daily phone calls to participants, designed to provide a sense of security for Williamson County residents living alone. Open to any resident in Williamson County seeking the reassurance of daily contact, our program ensures that calls are made every day between...

Halloween should be spooky, not scary for the wrong reasons. As you head out for a night of costumes and candy, keep these safety reminders in mind: 🍬 Plan Your RouteKnow where you are going, who you are going with, and stick to well-lit neighborhoods. Wandering off into the unknown...