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10/31/2026

Congratulations to Deputy Matthew Sutton on his graduation from the Blount County Regional Training Academy. The ceremony took place on Fri., Oct. 30th in Maryville and was attended by Chief Deputy Ellis, Captain Cribley, and Sheriff Mullins. We at the HCSO are honored to have Deputy Sutton as part of our team.

10/30/2026

In addition to it being Halloween dress-up day at Union Heights, it is also a day for kindergartner Noah Turner to celebrate his SRO. Not only did Noah dress like Deputy Mason Wisecarver, but he also dyed his hair to match. Good job, Noah!

10/28/2026

In recognition of National First Responders Day, the HCSO was treated to a basket of goodies, water and other snacks by representatives of the Samuel Doak Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Many thanks to the DAR for their kindness and generosity.

10/28/2026

10/28/26🇺🇸National First Responders Day

On this day, we at the HCSO salute our fellow first-responders and we’re thankful for the positive working relationship we all share. Additionally, we at the HCSO consider it an honor to serve & protect the citizens of Hamblen County.

10/26/2026

Thank you to everyone who participated in Saturday’s drug take-back event. Between Saturday and what has recently been collected at the HCSO, approximately 150lbs. of medication will be turned over to the DEA to be destroyed.

The HCSO partners twice a year with the Hamblen County Substance Abuse Coalition for these events, but medication can also be dropped off weekdays between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM at the HCSO.

On hand at Saturday’s event was (from left): Deputy Howell, MPD Officer Greene, Deputy Drum, Deputy Klein, Sheriff Mullins and DEA Diversion Investigative Asst. Brian Miller.

10/24/2026

Thanks to everyone who participated in the First Responders Trick or Trunk Event at Cherokee Park. We were tickled to be part of the fun with our take on Hawaii Five-0, making our own HCSO 5-0 crime scene. Thanks also to our fellow first responders for a great community event!

10/23/2026

🎃Tonight’s the night…bring your kiddos to Cherokee Park for the 2nd Annual First Responders Trick or Trunk Event from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

🎃In addition to yummy treats, there will also be food trucks on site.

🎃Free admission and open to all ages.

👀See you there.👀

10/20/2026

🚨REMINDER🚨
💊National Drug Take Back Day
🗓️Saturday, October 24th
⏰10:00 - 2:00
📍College Square Mall

👮‍♂️👮🏻👮‍♂️We will have deputies on hand to accept your unused and out-dated medications. Vapes and inhalers cannot be accepted.

💊Unused medications can also be dropped off at the Hamblen Co. Sheriff's Office located at 460 N. Jackson St.
🗓️Monday - Friday
⏰7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

10/15/2026

Lt. Steven Haag who owns Victory Bjj at 5740 West Andrew Johnson Hwy, is the main Supervisor over the training division for the Sheriff’s Office. Over the last month he has taken all shifts from the Corrections division at the new Hamblen County Detention Center and trained them in basic ground combat. He always goes above and beyond when he trains our deputies. We are proud of Lt. Haag and all our deputies who train to get better!

10/08/2026

Denton Wilson has spent part of his fall break working on a project geared at helping other kids. He chose to share his backpack project with the Hamblen County Sheriff’s Office.

Denton, age 11, said he wants to help kids who need something to feel excited about while in the midst of a bad situation.

“I want kids to know someone cares,” he said. “I want them to feel excited, proud and joyful.”

His goal for the backpacks is for them to be distributed to those in need of comfort and encouragement. The backpacks contain items ranging from stuffed animals, bubbles & snacks to socks, toothbrushes, notebooks & more. Denton also added a special note of encouragement inside each of the backpacks.

Captain David Cribley said he is impressed to see someone so young with a sincere concern for other kids.

“It’s obvious that Denton has a servant’s heart, and we’re appreciative that he chose to share his project with our detectives and deputies at the HCSO,” Cribley stated.

Pictured with Denton and his mom Melissa Wilson, are Captain David Cribley and Det. Sgt. Pamela Phillips.

Address

460 North Jackson Street
Morristown, TN
37814

Telephone

+14235863781

Website

http://hamblencountytn.gov/, https://isoms.co.hamblen.tn.us/portal

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