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Our deputies recently completed the Vermont Criminal Justice Council’s required annual Use of Force & Tactics training.T...
09/25/2026

Our deputies recently completed the Vermont Criminal Justice Council’s required annual Use of Force & Tactics training.
This training reinforces the principles we follow every day: use only the force that is objectively reasonable, necessary, and proportional; de-escalate whenever possible; and prioritize the safety of the public, our deputies, and everyone involved.
At the Windsor County Sheriff’s Department, ongoing training isn’t just a requirement — it’s how we stay prepared, accountable, and ready to serve our communities across Windsor County with professionalism and care.
Thank you to our deputies for their commitment to excellence and to the instructors who help keep our standards high.

Another fantastic Tunbridge Worlds Fair! We always enjoy working the fair and want to thank the Union Agricultural Socie...
09/20/2026

Another fantastic Tunbridge Worlds Fair! We always enjoy working the fair and want to thank the Union Agricultural Society for having us. Tunbridge World's Fair

What was your favorite part of this year’s fair?

Tunbridge Worlds Fair!!!! Day #2 Come find K9 Kye and Deputy Howe, rumor is he has stickers and bracelets to give away ...
09/18/2026

Tunbridge Worlds Fair!!!! Day #2

Come find K9 Kye and Deputy Howe, rumor is he has stickers and bracelets to give away if you do!

And go check out our friends Sector K9 Foundation and help support their amazing mission of turning shelter dogs into Police K9s

Deputy McCabe posing with someone’s pet moose at the Tunbridge Fair, They had a great conversation about where chocolate...
09/17/2026

Deputy McCabe posing with someone’s pet moose at the Tunbridge Fair, They had a great conversation about where chocolate milk comes from.

We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the fair, stop by and say hello.

Windsor County Sheriff’s DepartmentOur deputies are on the grounds this week providing security at the 154th Tunbridge W...
09/17/2026

Windsor County Sheriff’s Department
Our deputies are on the grounds this week providing security at the 154th Tunbridge World’s Fair. 
The fair runs Thursday, September 17 through Sunday, September 20 at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds. Gates are 7 a.m.–8 p.m. today, 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday. 
If you’re heading out for ox pulls, Antique Hill, livestock shows, the midway, or school day on the grounds, please:
• Watch for pedestrians and kids in the parking lots and walkways
• Designate a sober driver
• Keep an eye on belongings in crowded areas
• Follow directions from deputies, fair staff, and parking crews
We’re proud to help keep this Vermont tradition safe so families can enjoy four days of agriculture, history, and community. Have a great fair — and if you need us, look for our deputies on the grounds.

The men and women of the Windsor County Sheriff’s Department want to extend a sincere thank you to New Creation Fellowsh...
09/12/2026

The men and women of the Windsor County Sheriff’s Department want to extend a sincere thank you to New Creation Fellowship for the generous care package.
Your thoughtfulness and support mean a great deal to our deputies and staff. Gestures like this remind us how fortunate we are to serve a community that looks out for one another.
Thank you for lifting us up and for the kindness you continue to show.
— Windsor County Sheriff’s Department

We don’t generally get a lot of happy people riding in the back of a police car… but this boy seemed to enjoy every minu...
09/03/2026

We don’t generally get a lot of happy people riding in the back of a police car… but this boy seemed to enjoy every minute of it. 🐶🚔
Sometimes the best part of the job is making a four-legged friend.
Stay safe out there, Windsor County.

NEWS RELEASEARRESTCASE #: 26WNC003978 RANK/DEPUTY FULL NAME: Lt. Anthony LeonardTOWN: Hartford DATE/TIME: September 1,20...
09/02/2026

NEWS RELEASE

ARREST

CASE #: 26WNC003978

RANK/DEPUTY FULL NAME: Lt. Anthony Leonard

TOWN: Hartford DATE/TIME: September 1,2026 @ 9:13 am

INCIDENT LOCATION: RT 4 and Mill Road

VIOLATION: Driving after License Suspension

ACCUSED: William L. White

AGE: 40

CITY, STATE OF RESIDENCE: Bethel, VT

SUMMARY OF INCIDENT:

Vehicle observed traveling on RT 4 in White River Junction which was not displaying any registration plate. A motor vehicle stop was conducted on RT 4 by Mill Road. Operator identified as accused, William L. White. A check of his driving privilege in Vermont was done through Vermont DMV. This indicated that his driving privilege was currently criminally suspended. There was no record of the vehicle he was driving being registered. White was taken into custody for the license suspension offense and processed at Hartford Police Department. He was then released on a citation. His vehicle was towed, as it was not registered or insured. Traffic tickets were also issued for No Registration and No Insurance.

COURT ACTION: Yes

COURT DATE/TIME: October 27, 2026 @ 8:00 am

COURT: Windsor

MUG SHOT: NOT INCLUDED

*Please note: court date and time are subject to change at the discretion of the court. Please call the criminal court clerk to confirm arraignment time.

National Police Canine Day | Honoring K9 KyeToday we celebrate National Police Canine Day and one of the most dedicated ...
09/01/2026

National Police Canine Day | Honoring K9 Kye
Today we celebrate National Police Canine Day and one of the most dedicated members of the Windsor County Sheriff’s Department: K9 Kye.
While the rest of us clock in, grab coffee, and debate whose turn it is to write the report, Kye is already on duty. She doesn’t complain about overtime, never calls in “tired,” and somehow still has the energy for a full search, a school visit, and a victory lap around the parking lot. If dedication had a tail, it would be hers.
Partnered with Deputy Jackson Howe, Kye works narcotics detection, tracking, and article searches — and still finds time to be the department’s unofficial morale officer. She is, without question, the hardest-working member of the team. The two-legged staff would like it noted that we do try.
To Kye and police K9s everywhere: thank you for the nose, the heart, and the work that never clocks out. Windsor County is safer because of you.
Happy National Police Canine Day.

Back-to-School Traffic Safety PSASchools across Windsor County are open or opening this week. Our deputies will be stric...
08/31/2026

Back-to-School Traffic Safety PSA
Schools across Windsor County are open or opening this week. Our deputies will be strictly enforcing school speed zones. Slow down, stay alert, and give kids the space they need to get to class safely.
Drivers

Obey posted school-zone speed limits. In Vermont, the civil penalty for speeding in a designated school zone is double the normal fine.
Watch for children walking and biking to school, especially in the morning and afternoon.
Stop for school buses. When a bus is stopped and displaying flashing red lights with the stop arm extended, all traffic in both directions on undivided roads must stop and remain stopped until the lights go off and the arm is withdrawn. It is the law.

Parents and students — walk and bike safely

Walk in groups when you can.
Use sidewalks. If there is no sidewalk, walk facing traffic and stay as far from the travel lane as possible.
Before you cross, make eye contact with drivers. Do not assume they see you.
Cross at marked crosswalks and corners. Look left, right, and left again.
Bicyclists: wear a helmet every ride, stay alert to traffic around you, ride with the flow of traffic, and stop and walk your bike across the street.

Safety starts with knowing how to stay safe — and with all of us looking out for one another. Please share this reminder with family and neighbors. Together we can keep Windsor County kids safe on the way to school.

Windsor County Sheriff’s Department

Working with our community to keep kids safe.

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62 Pleasant Street
Woodstock, VT
05091

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

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+18024575211

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