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Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Indiana Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office: this page is not monitored 24/7, for emergencies please dial 911.

The Sheriff's Office provides various law enforcement services; manages the county jail and its prisoners; serves protective orders and warrants; collects delinquent state income taxes; executes the sale of certain properties (Sheriff's Sales); conveys persons committed to certain state institutions; and executes the orders of the County Council and the Board of County Commissioners. To sign up for immediate notifications by text or email, please visit http://www.nixle.com

The Sheriff's Office is constantly striving to improve our services and your input is important. Please take a moment and complete our Citizen Satisfaction Survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SheriffSatisfaction.

Looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference, serve your community, and be part of a professional team...
10/30/2026

Looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference, serve your community, and be part of a professional team?

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is hiring Correctional Officers, and we're offering competitive pay rates for 2027!
💰 Hourly Pay: $30.30 – $33.63
Starting pay based on experience.
🌙 Night Shift Differential: +$1.25 per hour

A career in corrections is more than a job. It's an opportunity to make a positive impact, maintain a safe and secure environment, and help individuals work toward a better future.

Why join the HCSO team?
• Competitive pay
• Opportunities for professional development
• Specialized training and career advancement
• A team-oriented work environment
• The opportunity to serve your community

Whether you're starting a new career or looking for your next opportunity, consider joining the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office!

YOUR FUTURE. YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CAREER.
👉 LEARN MORE & APPLY TODAY:
https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/1355/Jail-Division-Employment

🎉 Celebrating the Retirement of Captain Scott Pass 🎉The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office proudly announces the retiremen...
10/29/2026

🎉 Celebrating the Retirement of Captain Scott Pass 🎉
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office proudly announces the retirement of Captain Scott Pass following 20 years of dedicated service to our agency and the citizens of Hamilton County.

Throughout his career, Captain Pass served in a variety of roles, including Reserve Deputy, Merit Deputy, Crash Team Reconstructionist, Fi****ms Instructor, Patrol Sergeant, Training Coordinator, and Investigations Commander.

His diverse experience and leadership have made a lasting contribution to our agency and the communities we serve. From working in the field to training the next generation of deputies and leading investigative operations, Captain Pass dedicated two decades to serving others and upholding the mission of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Captain Pass for his 20 years of service, commitment, and leadership. We wish him all the best as he begins this next chapter of life!

Congratulations on your retirement, Captain Pass, and thank you for 20 years of service to Hamilton County!

10/28/2026

Today, we are celebrating National First Responders Day 🚨

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is honored to work alongside the dedicated men and women who serve our community, including dispatchers, police officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, emergency management teams, and of course, our sheriff's deputies.

Thank you to all first responders for your courage, teamwork, and commitment to keeping our community safe. We are grateful for all that you do, today and every day! ❤️💙

Halloween is only a few days away! 🎃👻Here are the Trick-or-Treat hours for Hamilton County's cities and towns.With a few...
10/27/2026

Halloween is only a few days away! 🎃👻

Here are the Trick-or-Treat hours for Hamilton County's cities and towns.
With a few simple reminders:

🔦Be Seen, Be Safe:
- Carry a flashlight or glow stick and add reflective tape to costumes when trick-or-treating after dark.

🚶‍➡️Walk Smart:
- Use sidewalks whenever possible, cross at intersections and always look both ways before crossing the street.
- Young children should be accompanied by an adult while older children should trick or treat with friends and have a planned route.

🦸Costume Safety:
- Choose flame-resistant costumes and comfortable shoes.
- Avoid long capes or loose clothing that can cause tripping.
- Make sure masks don't block vision.

🍬Candy Check:
- Only eat factory-wrapped treats.
- Parents should inspect all candy before eating.

🚗For Drivers:
- Slow down in neighborhoods and be alert for trick-or-treaters.
- Turn on headlights early to spot kids from farther away.

Have a safe, fun, and spooktacular Halloween!

💊Clean them out. Keep them safe. Take them back. 💊Don't be the dealer! Help prevent medication misuse in our community b...
10/19/2026

💊Clean them out. Keep them safe. Take them back. 💊

Don't be the dealer! Help prevent medication misuse in our community by safely disposing of expired or unused medications at Drug Take Back Day!

📅 Saturday, October 24th
🕘 9am - 12pm
📍Riverview Health Noblesville East Parking Lot (Across from Federal Hill Commons)

It's a great opportunity to clean out your medicine cabinets, keep unused medications out of the wrong hands, and help prevent medication misuse in our community!
*No liquids, sharps, or needles accepted.

Update - the baby goat is now back home!!Well, this is a baaaa-d case of being lost! 🐐Noblesville Police Department is a...
10/14/2026

Update - the baby goat is now back home!!

Well, this is a baaaa-d case of being lost! 🐐

Noblesville Police Department is asking for our help finding the owner of this little escape artist! Officers were called out to Ederline Lane yesterday to rescue a baby goat found hiding under a porch.

If you recognize this goat or know who it belongs to, please contact Noblesville PD at 317-773-1300

The Hamilton County Juvenile Services Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate a shed built by youth in our fa...
10/14/2026

The Hamilton County Juvenile Services Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate a shed built by youth in our facility! 🧰🔨

Over the past year, participants have gained hands-on construction experience while learning important skills, including job safety. This program is made possible through opioid settlement funds, providing opportunities for growth, skill development, and a positive path forward.

A special thank-you to Deeply Ingrained for helping facilitate this and providing these valuable learning opportunities. We're proud to celebrate the hard work and accomplishment that went into bringing this project to life! 👏

10/12/2026

🚜 Happy National Farmer’s Day! 🌾As farmers work hard to bring in the harvest, you may see more tractors and farm equipment traveling on our roads. Remember to share the road and give them the space they need to travel safely!

A huge thank you to the Flanders family who shared their time and perspective with us to help promote safer roads for everyone this harvest season!

Please remember:
🚜Slow down when approaching agricultural vehicles
⚠️Pass with caution – only when it’s safe and legal
⤴️Watch for wide turns – farm equipment often needs extra room to maneuver
📱Avoid distractions – put the phone down and stay focused

Farmers are working hard to bring in the crops. A few extra seconds of patience can prevent a serious crash.
Let’s all be careful out there and have a safe harvest season!

Song - Harvest Time by Luke Bryan

10/10/2026

🎃👻 Spooktacular fun at the St. Vincent Hospital Trunk-or-Treat in Fishers! 👻🎃

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth and celebrated with us. We loved seeing the creative costumes and connecting with local families. Sending a huge shout-out out to our HCSO Citizens Academy Alumni for their help today.

Happy Halloween from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office! 🚔🍬🕸️

This week, men from the Hamilton County Jail's TOWER (Transitioning Opportunities for Work, Education, and Reality) Prog...
10/07/2026

This week, men from the Hamilton County Jail's TOWER (Transitioning Opportunities for Work, Education, and Reality) Program are participating in a 10-hour course taught by Gaylor Electric.

This course is held once per quarter for the TOWER Program participants in addition to the OSHA 10 course and the pre-apprenticeship HVAC and Plumbing program they already receive. Gainful employment/careers reduce recidivism, so we are committed to creating opportunities and expanding access to workforce development and skilled trades.

A special thank you to Invest Hamilton County for helping to provide the tools for each participant to utilize in the course.

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