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The Newport News Sheriff's Office is comprised of various bureaus.
While some of
these have special units or sections
incorporated into them, the main bureaus within the Sheriff's
Office are:
Jail information is to help inform those family members and friends of inmates who are not familiar with the daily operation of the City Jail & Annex facilities rules and procedures.
It provides helpful topics to the public concerning procedures related to inmate interaction with friends and family members.
The Newport News Sheriff’s Office is committed to hiring only the best! We actively seek individuals who want a challenging career in a professional environment. Your career as a Sheriff’s Deputy begins with extensive training at the Hampton Roads Criminal Justice Training Academy located in Newport News, VA. During the 12-week Combined Academy, you will learn subjects ranging from criminal law, report writing, defensive tactics, court security, corrections, police vehicle operations and firearms training.
In addition, the Sheriff’s Office offers exceptional training, numerous opportunities for professional development, and an excellent salary and benefits package. Different challenges and opportunities await the deputies who work here, as well as more typical law enforcement activity. You must meet certain requirements and complete testing for job employment.
The Newport News Sheriff's Office offers many valuable services to our citizens as well as programs for crime prevention. Please follow the links below to discover more.
Across Virginia, jurisdictions release thousands of offenders from jails and prisons each year. The successful transition of offenders back into the community— without their re-offending, is critical to community safety.
In fact, research indicates that involving offenders in a comprehensive process that addresses substance abuse and mental health needs, education and employment training could help break the cycle of criminality and provide the opportunity for offenders to lead productive lives upon their return.
The Sheriff's Office point-of-contact for all media requests is the Public Information Officer (PIO). The role of the PIO is to maintain positive and open communications with the media and ensure citizens' awareness of items relating to the Sheriff's Office, public safety, and both state and local laws.
In addition, The PIO is responsible for providing a link for events and information between the Sheriff’s Office and the people it serves.
The 2019 show was held Sunday, Sept. 8 at Todd Stadium.
Turnout was terrific. $1700 was raised for Project Lifesaver.
We will see you next year!
Call for info: 757-926-3991.
Join us Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020
for the 7th annual ride from Newport News Park.
About 100 bikes took part in 2019 and helped raise $5,426.00.
Call for info: 757-926-3991.
All proceeds from BOTH events benefit our Project Lifesaver program.
Project Lifesaver is a rapid response search and rescue program operated locally by the NNSO for people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, other dementia, Autism, Down Syndrome and other cognitive disabilities.
Sheriff Morgan ensures this program is free for qualifying families who are caring for loved ones with cognitive disabilities at home.
Shred Day 2019 was held on June 15 from 9 a.m. to noon.
It was the biggest one yet — with 39,000 pounds of paper being destroyed during the drive-through event.
We expect the 2020 event to be sometime in June.
Watch for updates!
NO BUSINESSES, PLEASE!
Sheriff's Office General Information:
757-926-8535
EMERGENCIES:
Dial 9-1-1
Police Dept. non-emergencies:
757-247-2500
NNPD Report A Tip
Peninsula Crime Line:
1-888-562–5887
(1-888-LOCKUUP)