Arlington County VA Sheriff's Office

The Arlington County Sheriff's Office extends our deepest condolences to the Caroll County Sheriff's Office as well as the family, friends and loved ones of Deputy Logan Utt, who tragically lost his life in the line of duty this weekend. Deputy Utt answered the call to serve with courage and dedication. We stand with Caroll County and offer our unwavering support during this challenging time.

Deputy Logan Utt
Caroll County Sheriff's Office
End of Watch: May 29, 2026

🚗💺 Whether you're headed to the beach, a summer concert, or just across town, make sure every trip starts with one simple click.

The VirginiaDMV and NHTSA remind us that last year in Virginia, there were:

▪️ 4,957 crashes involving unrestrained occupants
▪️ 1,176 serious injuries
▪️ 277 fatalities

No matter where you’re sitting or how short the drive may be, buckling up is the safest choice - and it’s the law.

This summer, protect yourself and the people riding with you.
✔️ Click it.
🎟️ Or ticket.

This week the Arlington County Sheriff’s Office hosted another meaningful “Hugs of Hope” event providing incarcerated parents the opportunity to reconnect with their children in a safe, supportive, and family-centered environment. 💙

Events like these are about more than just a visit. They help strengthen healthy family connections, support emotional well-being, and remind both parents and children that those bonds still matter during incarceration. Maintaining positive relationships can play an important role in mental health, stability, and successful reentry after release.

It takes place between Mother’s Day and Father’s Day because we recognize how important family connection can be during this time of year. Through games, activities, and shared moments together, “Hugs of Hope” creates space for families to reconnect with dignity and compassion.

A special thank you to our partners at OAR of Arlington, Alexandria, and Falls Church for helping make the day extra special by providing thoughtful gifts for the children who attended.

At ACSO, we remain committed to supporting rehabilitation, healthy relationships, and stronger family connections because successful reentry starts with hope, support, and community.

📣 We’re Hiring - We’re Coming to TWO Job Fairs This Saturday! ⭐

Have you ever considered a career in public safety, service, and community impact? The ACSO is looking for motivated individuals to join our team as Deputy Sheriffs!

📍 Saturday, May 23
🔹 Pentagon City Mall
🔹 Potomac Mills Mall

Stop by, meet our team, ask questions, and learn how our deputies support the Arlington community through public safety, rehabilitation, court security, transportation, community engagement, and more.

Whether you’re exploring career options, looking for a meaningful career change, or interested in serving your community - we’d love to meet you!

💼 Competitive benefits
💙 Purpose-driven career
⭐ Opportunities for growth and advancement

Come find our table and see what a career with ACSO is all about!

🔥 Only TWO WEEKS until the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Virginia ia! 🔥

Join the Arlington County Sheriff’s Office and our public safety partners The Arlington County Police Department and Arlington County Fire Department as we carry the Flame of Hope in support of Special Olympics athletes across Virginia. 💛🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

📅 June 4, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM start
📍 475 Long Bridge Drive to 1 Marina Drive

Whether you run, walk, or cheer us on, we invite our community to be part of this incredible event promoting inclusion, awareness, and support for Special Olympics Virginia.

📝 Final registration deadline: June 3

Check out the flyer for full event details and scan the QR code to sign up!

🎉🐾 Happy 2nd Birthday to K9 Hope! 🐾🎉

Today, our favorite Wellness K9 celebrated her special day surrounded by her Warrants Section family and her best buddy, K9 Weaver! 💙 From bringing smiles to supporting staff wellness and community engagement, Hope continues to make a positive impact everywhere she goes.

We’re so lucky to have this sweet girl as part of the Arlington County Sheriff’s Office family. Join us in wishing K9 Hope a paws-itively amazing birthday! 🎂🐶

🎓 Graduation season is here - a time for celebrations, milestones, and making memories with family and friends. The VirginiaDMV and NHTSA want to remind you that as you travel to ceremonies, parties, and summer events, make safety part of every celebration.

Last year in Virginia, there were 277 fatalities involving unrestrained occupants.

Whether you’re heading across town or out on a road trip, buckle up every time, in every seat. The best way to celebrate the future is to make sure everyone arrives safely.

✔️ Click it.
🎟️ Or ticket.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026, and thank you for helping keep our roads safe this graduation season.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of sharing the road responsibly.

In 2025, Virginia recorded 104 motorcycle-related fatalities.

Motorcyclists are encouraged to wear protective gear, use VDOT-approved helmets, and consider training programs like the Virginia Rider Training Program. Drivers should stay alert, double-check blind spots, and respect motorcyclists’ space on the road.

Safety is a shared responsibility - let’s work together to prevent crashes and save lives.