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The WCSO Aviation Unit had a blast helping kick off the Easter celebration at Rolling Hills Church with a special helicopter Egg Drop over the field! We even had a little help from the Easter Bunny from the church who suited up and joined us on board to bring some...

On Wednesday, April 9, 2025, the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office joined forces with neighboring agencies for a coordinated enforcement campaign targeting distracted driving along Interstate 65. Working in partnership with the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Franklin Police Department, Spring Hill Police Department, and Brentwood Police Department, the operation yielded significant results—sending...

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The month of April is Hands Free Awareness Month, and tomorrow — Wednesday, April 9, 2025 — we're teaming up and showing up. The Williamson County Sheriff's Office, alongside our partners at Tennessee Highway Patrol, Franklin PD, Brentwood PD, and Spring Hill PD, will be out in force across the...

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This month, WCSO Lieutenant David Brewer marks a remarkable milestone in his career as he celebrates 40 years of dedicated service to our community. Sheriff Jeff Hughes proudly presented Lt. Brewer with a plaque commemorating his incredible journey and unwavering commitment to keeping our community safe. Thank you, Lieutenant Brewer,...

This morning, Independence High School’s Criminal Justice program hosted a powerful and emotional Mock DUI Crash event to show the real-life consequences of impaired driving. Junior and Senior students gathered on the grounds to witness a simulated crash scene involving multiple first responders. The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office, Williamson County...

🚨 April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month 🚨Here’s your friendly reminder from the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office: 📵 Eyes on the road. Hands on the wheel.      That text? It can wait.      That call? Not worth a crash.      That split second? Could change a life....

You work hard for what you have—don’t let a thief stroll in and help themselves. Here are a few smart steps you can take to protect your home from becoming an easy target: Lock It Up – Doors, windows, garages—day or night. Light It Up – Motion-activated lights and well-lit...