Tarrant County Sheriff's Office

Attention! We’ve got unclaimed property looking for its rightful owners. Come get your stuff before we start charging rent.

Follow this link to view available property and claim instructions:

https://www.tarrantcountytx.gov/en/sheriff/property-and-evidence-division.html

Items not claimed within the required timeframe will be handled in accordance with TCCP Article 18.17.

Keeping North Texas safe is a team effort, and we’re here for it. Grateful for the strong partnerships that help us in the war against drugs and protect our communities.

Fun Fact Friday — Sgt. Hayden Edition

Today we’re shining a light on someone who wears many hats — and brings excellence to each one. Sgt. Hayden serves on our Crisis Negotiator Team, leads as a Sergeant in Judicial, and supports our staff as a dedicated member of the Peer Support Team.

He’s the steady voice in tense moments, the calm presence in the courtroom, and the teammate who checks in when others need it most. Today, we get to share a few fun facts that show the personality behind the professionalism.

Thank you, Sgt. Hayden, for the leadership, heart, and reliability you bring to TCSO every day.

Hitting the road for summer travel? We’ve got your back!

If your adventure takes a turn — flat tire, dead battery, ran out of gas, or you spot debris on the highway — TCSO’s Courtesy Patrol is out there like the superheroes of the road, keeping Tarrant County moving.

Our team can help with: • Minor vehicle issues (jump starts, flats, limited fuel) • Clearing debris or road hazards • Checking on stranded motorists • Assisting at crash scenes to keep traffic flowing

📞 If you need us, call the Tarrant County non emergency number at 817-884-1213.

Safe travels, Tarrant County — we’ll see you out there!

Did you know? If you find yourself stranded on a highway or interstate in Tarrant County with a flat tire, dead battery, or empty tank of gas--we've got you covered! TCSO’s Courtesy Patrol is out there like the superheroes of the road, keeping Tarrant County moving.

Our team can help with: • Minor vehicle issues • Clearing debris or road hazards • Checking on stranded motorists • Assisting at crash scenes to keep traffic flowing

📞 If you need us, call the Tarrant County non‑emergency number at 817-884-1213. Safe travels, Tarrant County — we’ll see you out there!

TARRANT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE MOST WANTED LIST
If you want to give information, but want to remain anonymous, and to be eligible for a reward, please call Crime Stoppers at 817-469-8477, or enter a web tip at www.469TIPS.com.

Update: the road is now open.

TRAFFIC ALERT - Both directions of Ten Mile Bridge Road near the intersection with McNay Road are shut down because of a traffic collision. Please find an alternate route.

Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice protects the freedoms we hold close, and their legacy lives on in the communities they served and the nation they loved.

We remember them. We honor them. And we carry their courage forward.

Hotels may be booked… but trust us, you do not want to stay in our overnight accommodations. The beds are hard, the room service is terrible, and checkout isn’t exactly optional.

If you’re drinking, don’t drive.

Plan your ride--call a friend or summon a rideshare—just don't get behind the wheel.

Stay smart, stay safe, and enjoy the Memorial Day holiday responsibly! 🙌

REMINDER: Labor Detail is closed today, tomorrow and Monday in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday. Particpants should plan to report Tuesday during normal business hours.