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Lee County Virginia Sheriff's Office The Official page of the Lee County Sheriff's Office. We reserve the right to block users a If you are visiting, I welcome you.

The officers of the Lee County Sheriff's Office are sworn to protect the lives and property of all those living in and passing through Lee County. This is a responsibility we do not take lightly, but we also use a common sense approach to law enforcement, never forgetting that we are all human and make mistakes. I hope you are never in need of our professional services, but should you be, we stand ready to serve you 24 hours a day. If you are a resident of our beautiful county you are already aware of how fortunate you are. If you have never been to Lee County, I invite you. Thank you for visiting our page and have a wonderful day. Dedicated to Protect & Serve,
Gary B. Parsons, Sheriff

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This is the official page of the Lee County Sheriff's Office. The purpose of this page is to present matters of public interest to Lee County residents, businesses, and visitors of all ages and backgrounds in a moderated, online discussion board format. We encourage you to submit your questions, comments, and concerns about these matters by email or by submitting comments to particular posts. However, please note this page is NOT a public forum, but a moderated discussion board reviewed during normal business hours. To further the purpose of this page, the Lee County Sheriff's Office will remove comments to posts that are: (1) clearly off topic; (2) spam (posts and or comments from fictitious pages or profiles); (3) advocacy for illegal activity; (4) vulgar; (5) personal attacks; or (6) inflammatory political, religious, racial, ethnic attacks. The comments posted during the discussion do not reflect the official opinions and positions of the Lee County Sheriff's Office, its deputies, and employees. Thank you for following the Lee County Sheriff's Office on Facebook.

11/02/2026

THE LEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE OCTOBER 2026 MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT:

Total calls received by the Lee County Dispatch Office: 3,857.
Total Calls received that Deputies responded to 1,056.
There were 486 calls Dispatched to the Fire Warden, Conservation Officer, VDOT, Juvenile Services, Department of Social Services, Animal Control, Virginia State Police, and the Towns of Jonesville and Pennington Gap Police Departments.
There were 261 Rescue Squad calls dispatched.
There were 45 Fire Department Calls dispatched.
Deputies escorted 18 Funerals.
Deputies unlocked 40 vehicles for the citizens of Lee County.
Deputies served 111 Felony and Misdemeanor Warrants, 132 Subpoenas, 17 Show Cause Summons and 350 Civil Papers for the three Lee County Courts.
Deputies served 54 Protective Orders. Deputies processed 58 people on 109 charges.
Lee County Sheriff’s Office executed 4 Search Warrants.
Lee County Deputies traveled 55,304 miles, with 2,781 miles on transports.
Deputies transported 3 juveniles, 1 mental health patient and 3 prisoners from other jurisdictions.

11/01/2026
10/31/2026
10/28/2026

MONSTER MASH
NOT CAR CRASH
DRIVE SOBER

BUZZED DRIVING
IS
DRUNK DRIVING

SECURE A SOBER
RIDE AND SCARE
AWAY THE RISKS

KEEP IT SPOOKY
NOT DEADLY
DRIVE SOBER

BEFORE THE FUN
PLAN A SOBER
HALLOWEEN RIDE

HALLOWEEN PLANS
MEAN DESIGNATED
DRIVERS NEEDED

HAPPY HALLOWEEN
DRIVE SOBER
DRIVE SAFE

10/26/2026

Did you know that a person can suffer life-threatening injuries from strangulation without having a single visible bruise?

One of the most dangerous misconceptions about domestic violence is believing that if there are no marks, there was no serious injury.

That is simply not true.

Strangulation occurs when pressure is applied to the neck, restricting blood flow, airflow, or both.

🚩 WARNING SIGNS MAY INCLUDE:

🔸 Changes in voice or difficulty speaking

🔸 Difficulty swallowing or breathing

🔸 Neck pain or tenderness

🔸 Dizziness, confusion, or memory loss

🔸 Headaches or vision changes

🔸 Loss of consciousness

🔸 Small red spots around the eyes or face

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Some symptoms may not appear immediately. Serious complications, including stroke and airway swelling, can occur after the incident.

Strangulation is also a significant warning sign for future lethal violence in an abusive relationship.

If someone has put their hands around your neck or applied pressure to your throat, please take it seriously.

Seek emergency medical evaluation, even if you feel fine or have no visible injuries.

💜 TO OUR COMMUNITY:

When someone tells you they have been strangled, believe them. Encourage them to seek immediate medical attention and help them connect with appropriate support.

As the Domestic Violence Officer for the Lee County Sheriff’s Office and Director of our VSTOP Program, I want survivors to know that their safety matters and that help is available.

No visible injuries does NOT mean no danger.

📞 National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

Text START to 88788.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

💜 Awareness can save lives. Education can save lives.

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33640 Main Street, Ste U101
Jonesville, VA
24263

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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