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In an emergency, dial 911. Do not use this website or email to report an emergency.
When should I call 911 and when should I call the non-emergency number?

Dial 911 for an emergency or a crime in progress. For anything else, call dispatch at 804-769-0999. Our dispatchers also handle Fire, Rescue, and Animal Control calls.

What are your office hours, and where are you?

The Sheriff's Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at 351 Courthouse Lane, Suite 160, King William, VA 23086. Dispatch answers 804-769-0999 around the clock. All contacts.

How do I request public records?

Records requests under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act go to our Records Manager, Loretta Collier, at [email protected] or 804-769-0999. You may ask that charges be estimated in advance. Details and your rights.

How can I report a crime without giving my name?

Call Crime Solvers at 804-769-3000. You never have to give your name, the line has no tracing system, and you never have to appear in court. A tip that leads to an arrest or recovery of stolen property may earn a reward of up to $1,000. How it works.

How do I thank a deputy or file a complaint?

Tell any employee or deputy in person, call 804-769-0999, or mail a letter to the Sheriff. For complaints, a supervisor will help you fill out a form, the complaint is investigated, and the Sheriff sends you a letter explaining the findings. The full process.

How do I apply for a job with the Sheriff's Office?

Openings and applications are handled through King William County Human Resources on the county jobs site. Employment information.

Who do I call about a stray, a lost pet, or a barking dog?

Animal Control is staffed 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, 7 days a week, and takes emergency calls after hours. Call 804-769-0999. For a lost pet, also call the Regional Animal Shelter at 804-769-4983. Animal Control information.

My family member has dementia and wanders. Is there a program that can help?

Project Lifesaver is a search and rescue program for people who are prone to wandering because of a cognitive condition. Participants must live in King William County, have a full-time caregiver, not be allowed to drive, and have a physician's diagnosis. Eligibility and the application form.

I'm a victim or witness in a criminal case. Where can I get help?

Contact the Victim/Witness Program at 804-769-4159. They can explain court procedures, give you case status, and connect you with services. When to call.

Where can I find the Sheriff's Office activity numbers?

Monthly and annual reports are on the Reports page.

Didn't find your answer? Call 804-769-0999 or see Contact.