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That’s 17 million chances for tragedy. In Williamson County, we refuse to be part of that number. It’s up to each of us to slow down, stay alert, and stop for every school bus. Take the pledge today: ✅ I will always stop for a stopped school bus. ✅ I...

Every day in Tennessee, drivers make the reckless, illegal decision to pass stopped school buses — ignoring flashing red lights, extended stop arms, and the fact that children may be crossing the road. Those few seconds you “save” could cost a child their life. Imagine it was your child stepping...

Today on Armed Forces Day, the Williamson County Sheriff's Office proudly salutes the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces who have defended our freedom with honor. We are especially grateful for the veterans within our own ranks; your dedication to service didn’t end when the uniform changed, and...

We pause to honor the brave men and women in law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities. These heroes stood in the gap to protect and serve, and their courage and commitment will never be forgotten. To the families, friends, and fellow officers of those...

This week, we pause to honor the brave men and women who wear the badge with integrity, courage, and dedication. National Police Week is a time to remember those we’ve lost in the line of duty and to thank those who continue to serve with strength and sacrifice. To every...

Left-Right: Deputy Chief Joey Kimball, Sheriff Jeff Hughes & Sergeant Tom Burns.

☀️ SCHOOL’S ALMOST OUT FOR SUMMER – STAY ALERT! 🚸Across Williamson County and all of Tennessee, students are wrapping up the school year. That means more kids on foot, on bikes, and hopping off school buses.✅ Slow down in school zones✅ Stay alert near bus stops and neighborhoods✅ Know when...

🏍️ May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month 🛑 As warmer weather rolls in, so do more motorcycles on our roads. The Williamson County Sheriff's Office reminds everyone: Look Twice, Save a Life. Motorcyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as any motorist. Whether you're behind the handlebars or the wheel,...

Cinco de Mayo is here—let’s keep the celebration safe! The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office reminds you:If you drink, don’t drive.Call a ride. Call a friend. Call it a night. We’ll be out making sure the roads stay safe—help us out by making wise choices. Enjoy the fiesta, not a felony....