Wayne County Sheriff Deputies we’re excited to participate in Livonia’s “Touch-a-Truck” event, which brightened the lives of residents of all ages!
Wayne County Sheriff’s Office’s Inaugural “Safe Summer Campout” had 200 young people & their parents registered as Sheriff Raphael Washington and President Emeritus Rory Gamble look on! Clowns & Comedians, Recreational Games, Our Mounted Unit, and Safety Presentations by WCSO Deputies, just in time for Back-to-School we’re part of the 3-day weekend!
BOATING SAFETY COURSE
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Marine Division, in cooperation with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the Detroit International Wildlife Refuge, will be conducting Basic Boating Safety Courses beginning in March 2023. The courses will be held at the John D. Dingell Jr. Visitor Center at the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge 5437 West Jefferson Avenue, Trenton, MI 48183 Map and directions are detailed below.
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JOIN US FOR A DAY OF FAMILY FUN WITH GAMES, FOOD, MARSHMALLOW DROP, AND AN EASTER EGG HUNT.
Serving 65 families and spending more than $55,000 in partnership with a list of sponsors, Sheriff Raphael Washington, WCSO Staff, Reserve Officers and volunteers had a very successful “Shop with a Sheriff” at Meijers! Thank you to all of our sponsors, including AT&T, DTE, OCG Companies, Local No. 324, Carpenters No. 25, Derek Dickow, and a host of others!
DETROIT (WXYZ) — The only thing that could make a Monday feel more like a Monday is probably getting pulled over by law enforcement. But this time, there was a reason to smile during the traffic stop.
Wayne County Sheriff Ray Washington, deputies, and their community partners kicked off a day of spreading joy by giving drivers Kroger gift certificates, some valued at $250.
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Wayne County Sheriff and Wayne County Prosecutor combined w/ RESA to get a much needed message out to Wayne County Students, Parents, Teachers and Administrators.
Wayne County Sheriff’s Office Staff, Wayne County Commissioner Alisha Bell, and members of Jack N’ Jill, in partnership with CNS Healthcare, distributed more than 1400 Turkeys and Sides.
The Jail Dashboard is an interactive tool that provides information from the Wayne County Jail’s management system. It is updated every day and provides summary information about the current inmate population including the demographic makeup of current jail inmates, the types of supervised facilities, how long inmates have stayed, their types of Bookings and Arrest Types, Housing availability, and counts of inmates released from County supervision. Wayne County Sheriff’s Office receives a lot of questions about the jail population. This tool was created in an effort to be transparent with the public about the characteristics of our supervised population and to answer some of the common questions we receive about our inmates.
The Wayne County Jail Dashboard is powered by generous grant support from the Hudson-Webber Foundation and the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network.
