Sheriff Richard Roundtree presenting donated funds to the Boy Scouts of America from the 2017 Sheriff's Charity Gala.

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has implemented “Meet Your Richmond County Zone Lieutenant” on the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office website. The implementation design is to help citizens engage with the zone Lieutenant directly responsible for the location of their concern. To view or make contact with your zone Lieutenant please visit www.richmondcountysheriffsoffice.com.  The links are listed in two locations on the website. The first being the “QuickLinks”   at the left of the home page. The second is located in “Get in Touch” at the top of the home page.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office would like to thank Deputy Robin Ashmore for 20 years of distinguished service to this agency and the citizens of Richmond County.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office would like to thank Cpl. Elizabeth Berry for 20 years of distinguished service to this agency and the citizens of Richmond County.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office would like to thank Investigator Sergeant kendall Brown for 10 years of distinguished service to this agency and the citizens of Richmond County.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office would like to thank Deputy David James for 10 years of distinguished service to this agency and the citizens of Richmond County.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office would like to thank Deputy Gerald Thomas for 5 years of distinguished service to this agency and the citizens of Richmond County.

Deputy Jayson Williams,

Deputies Keith Inman and Jayson Williams responded to 3024 Washington Rd. on February 6, 2017, in reference to an unresponsive male in a vehicle. Upon arrival they discovered a male subject with a weak pulse and shallow respiration. A short time later the subject stopped breathing. Deputies Inman and Williams reacted quickly and began CPR on the subject until EMS arrived. Due to the prompt actions of the responding deputies, the subject was revived and started to breathe on his own again.

Deputies Keith Inman,

Deputies Keith Inman and Jayson Williams responded to 3024 Washington Rd. on February 6, 2017, in reference to an unresponsive male in a vehicle. Upon arrival they discovered a male subject with a weak pulse and shallow respiration. A short time later the subject stopped breathing. Deputies Inman and Williams reacted quickly and began CPR on the subject until EMS arrived. Due to the prompt actions of the responding deputies, the subject was revived and started to breathe on his own again.

Congratulations to Deputy William L. Hornsby on his promotion to the rank of Investigator.