WCSO By the Numbers: 64,016 Calls for Service in 2024!
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office responded to 64,016 calls for service in 2024!
From emergency calls to helping stranded motorists, checking on homes while families are away, and keeping our roads and neighborhoods safe — our Patrol Division stays ready to serve, day and night.
Their responsibilities go beyond responding to calls. Deputies carry out initial incident assessments, enforce criminal and traffic laws, manage traffic flow, maintain public order, and build meaningful connections within the community they protect.
A big thank you to the men and women of the WCSO Patrol Division for your commitment and service!
LATEST NEWS
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Every day, lives are lost on our roads because of one preventable choice: driving distracted. A text, a call, a quick glance at social media — it can wait. The road deserves your full attention....
WCSO By the Numbers: 64,016 Calls for Service in 2024!
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office responded to 64,016 calls for service in 2024! From emergency calls to helping stranded motorists, checking on homes while families are away, and keeping our roads and neighborhoods safe —...
Stop Distracted Driving Before It Stops You
Distracted driving is a deadly epidemic on our roads, and it only takes a moment for things to go terribly wrong. Whether it's a quick text, checking a notification, or adjusting the radio, these distractions...
WCSO By the Numbers: 64,016 Calls for Service in 2024!
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office responded to 64,016 calls for service in 2024!
From emergency calls to helping stranded motorists, checking on homes while families are away, and keeping our roads and neighborhoods safe — our Patrol Division stays ready to serve, day and night.
Their responsibilities go beyond responding to calls. Deputies carry out initial incident assessments, enforce criminal and traffic laws, manage traffic flow, maintain public order, and build meaningful connections within the community they protect.
A big thank you to the men and women of the WCSO Patrol Division for your commitment and service!
LATEST NEWS
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Every day, lives are lost on our roads because of one preventable choice: driving distracted. A text, a call, a quick glance at social media — it can wait. The road deserves your full attention....
WCSO By the Numbers: 64,016 Calls for Service in 2024!
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office responded to 64,016 calls for service in 2024! From emergency calls to helping stranded motorists, checking on homes while families are away, and keeping our roads and neighborhoods safe —...
Stop Distracted Driving Before It Stops You
Distracted driving is a deadly epidemic on our roads, and it only takes a moment for things to go terribly wrong. Whether it's a quick text, checking a notification, or adjusting the radio, these distractions...
