Livingston County Sheriff's Office

River Rd in the Town of Mount Morris is back open to all traffic.

✈️HONOR FLIGHT ✈️

On Saturday June 13th, Deputy Andrew Murphy and Sergeant Zach Scott had the pleasure of escorting two Livingston County veterans to the Rochester Airport for their Honor Flight! Deputy Murphy escorted Army Veteran John Hunter and his chaperone, Michelle Henry. Sergeant Scott escorted Air Force Veteran Larry Campbell and his son, Tim Campbell.

Thank you John and Larry for your service to our Country! ⭐

Roadway is back open to all traffic.

Good Morning! River Rd in the Town of Mount Morris will be closed between Saint Helena Rd and Hoagland Rd. Emergency traffic will be able to get through.

On Friday, June 12th, 2026, 5th-grade students from the York Central School District celebrated their DARE graduation. This group of hardworking students spent the last several months with their School Resource Deputy Rebecca Kane, learning about topics such as the facts and health effects of alcohol and to***co, stress, peer pressure, helping others, being responsible, and bullying.

Each DARE student celebrated this accomplishment by receiving their certificate of completion.

Also in attendance for today's graduation were Chief Deputy Dan Rittenhouse and Captain Ryan Swanson.

Congratulations to all of the graduates from York Central School, and keep up the hard work!

🐎BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 🐎

We wanted to wish a special Happy 14th Birthday to Dallas! Dallas joined the LCSO Mounted Unit in 2021 and is partnered with Deputy Andrew Chanler.

GROVELAND - Sheriff Thomas J. Dougherty reports the arrest of a Groveland resident on felony charges following an investigation by the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office.

Please click the link to visit our website and view the news release:

https://www.livingstonsheriffny.gov/post/felony-arrest-in-the-town-of-groveland-3

**MEMBER MONDAY**

Today we highlight Chief Deputy Galvin!

Chief Deputy Galvin began his career with the Sheriff's Office in October of 2000 working in Court Security. In 2001, he attended the Rural Police Training Academy (GCC). In 2002, Chief Deputy Galvin began working in Corrections and worked his way up through the ranks. He held several roles, which included Corporal, Sergeant, Captain, and ended in his current position as Chief Deputy of the Correctional Services Bureau. In addition to his current roles, Chief Deputy Galvin is a certified General Topics Instructor, Fi****ms Instructor, Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Instructor, Police Response to Active Attacker Instructor, and a Sniper Observer Instructor. He is also certified through DCJS for Mounted Patrol and SWAT.

Chief Deputy Galvin graduated from Mount Morris School in 1994. He completed internships with the Mount Morris Police Department and the Livingston County Sheriff's Office. As Chief Deputy Galvin is preparing for his retirement in 2027, he enjoys seeing the next generation of Deputies learning and leading our agency into a bright future!

Please join us in recognizing Chief Deputy Galvin for his dedicated service to Livingston County!

On Friday June 12, 2026, Deputy Telesca had the pleasure of joining the students at Livonia Elementary School to celebrate Flag Day. This event provided a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together and honor our nation's colors.

Update - Stone Hill Rd is back open.

**Road Closure**
Stone Hill Rd between Poplar Hill Rd and Livonia Center Rd in the Town of Livonia is closed for roadwork. Please use an alternate route.