T.D. “Don” Lumpkin
Sheriff of King William County, elected to a four-year term. [email protected]
General information
The Sheriff is the primary law enforcement official in King William County and is elected to a four-year term. Under Sheriff T.D. “Don” Lumpkin, the office handles all county law enforcement and dispatches for Fire and Rescue Squads and Animal Control.
Our responsibilities include:
- Civil process
- Criminal investigation
- Security when court is in session
- Traffic control for school buses leaving King William County schools
- Traffic enforcement to help keep the roads safe
The office is staffed by 30 law enforcement deputies, four full-time and two part-time civil process servers, eight dispatchers, a records manager, a records clerk, and an administrative assistant. Two deputies handle investigations and narcotics enforcement.
Our mission
We are a progressive agency committed to the highest level of public safety and protection for our residents and guests by:
- Being proactive in crime prevention
- Continually interacting with all aspects of our community
- Fairly and impartially enforcing local, state, and federal laws
- Maintaining irreproachable professionalism, respect, fairness, and integrity by all personnel
Accreditation
On September 10, 2021, the office earned accreditation from the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission (VLEPSC).