The Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office salutes our Veterans who continue to serve our citizens . SCSO also salutes Veterans in our community. Thank You !

• Stay off Santa’s naughty list: If you’re impaired, don’t get behind the wheel. Call a sober friend, ride share or taxi to get you home safely.

Deputies Aaron Finigan and Matt Marass presented Sheriff Campbell and SCSO with an encased flag flown during U.S. operations in East Africa. The two recently returned from a 10-month deployment in support of Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa.

On this National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office honors our employees as well as all of our Brothers and Sisters in uniform. Stay Safe!

Attention! Lock. Your. Car. Please. The End.

Planting Season is Here! The SCSO does NOT want our farmers to drive like this! Be prepared to slow down when approaching farm vehicles.

The Sheriff's Office thanks the Salvation Army for remembering us on National Donut Day. No jokes allowed!

Hey Chief Scarlette. Did you do this? Jokes on you, we have a beard policy . That’s not me. Sheriff Campbell

The Sangamon County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for their new Explorer's Program!

The Sangamon County Sheriff's Office would like to introduce and congratulate Dawson Farley, who was sworn in as our newest Deputy, by Sheriff Campbell, on Monday 9/11/2023!

“The Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office is now accepting applications for various positions. Please scan the QR code or go to sangamoncounty-sheriff.com/careers/for more information.”

#TakeBackDay offers a safe and free opportunity for communities across the nation to dispose of old medications discreetly. On October 28th, from 10am to 2pm, bring your unused prescription drugs to a nearby collection site. Visit DEATakeBack.com to find one near you.

Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell was presented with this handmade wooden flag by Illiopolis resident Jasyn Wood.