Community

911 Badge History

A brief history of the Louisa County Sheriff's Office 9-11 Commemorative Badge

Animal Control

Child Seat Inspection & Education

View details regarding the effort to reduce the incidence of car seat and safety belt misuse by conducting a free child seat inspection and education program in Louisa County.

Citizens Law Enforcement Academy

The Citizen's Law Enforcement Academy is a program designed to give individuals who are not sworn law enforcement officers an overview of the Louisa County Sheriff's Office (LCSO). Graduates of the course will have a better understanding of the operation of the LCSO, and a greater awareness and appreciation of the challenges faced by LCSO deputies each day.

Helpful Links

View helpful resources pertaining to the work of Law Enforcement and particularly the Louisa County Sheriff Department.

Law Enforcement Adventure Program

Law Enforcement Adventure Program (LEAP) was developed to a strengthen the relationship between police and our youth, and to give them some insight into basic policing with an opportunity for some hands-on learning with local officers, in a fun, safe manner. The youth camp will not only be educational, but will also have outdoor activities, events, and competitions, to create some teamwork with officers and youth alike. It is also designed to dispel teens misconceptions of law enforcement, and law enforcement’s misconception about teens, and to give guidance to those interested in a career in the criminal justice field.

LCSO Chaplain Corps

Chaplains of all faiths work with law enforcement personnel on a professional level by making themselves immediately available as trained and caring professionals who can assist in times of loss, confusion, depression, or grief to people in crisis situations.

LCSO Foundation

The Louisa County Sheriff’s Office Foundation is a non-profit, private organization dedicated to improving the quality of law enforcement service in the County. Our priority and purpose is to raise money and collect donations to directly and entirely benefit the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office. In addition, however, the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office Foundation will strive to strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the community.

Learn & Win (LAW)

Learn and Win (LAW) is the Louisa County Sheriff's Office's premier community policing program.

Most Wanted List

View a listing of the Most Wanted in Louisa County.

National Night Out

National Night Out is a community-building campaign, held annually on the first Tuesday of August, that promotes law enforcement -community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, better places to live.

Project First Responder

Project First Responder

Project Lifesaver

Project Lifesaver is a national program used to help locate "at risk" individuals that may wander from home and become lost.

Rider Alert

Louisa County Sheriff's Office becomes the first Sheriff's Office in the nation to offer the Rider Alert Cards for Motorcycle Safety.

School Resource Officer Program

Cooperation between law enforcement and schools is an important step in increasing school safety.

Shield

LCSO SHIELD was established to increase community awareness of criminal and terrorism trends and incidents within the Commonwealth, United States and across the world. The LCSO SHIELD motto is “the better we are together, the safer we are as a community”. Information sharing increases preparedness, mitigation and prevention efforts which makes our communities safer. In addition, LCSO SHIELD connects members with available resources and sector specific content. LCSO SHIELD is a completely FREE outreach program. The LCSO SHIELD program is intended for both the public and private sectors, as well as civic & local community groups.

Teen Driver Challenge

The Teen Driver Challenge (TDC) is a defensive driving and vehicle control program designed for teenage drivers. The TDC is designed to provide young drivers with knowledge and understanding of vehicle dynamics and human kinetics, the forces created by an automobile, and the effects of those forces on the human body. TDC will give young drivers a strong foundation from which they can continue to develop and improve their driving skills to a consistently high level while maintaining safe driving habits. There will be a classroom portion and a behind the wheel portion.

Teen Law Enforcement Academy

Considering a career in law enforcement? The Teen Law Enforcement Academy provides high school students with an opportunity to learn more about the Louisa County Sheriff's Office, understand all facets of core law enforcement functions, participate in hands-on activities and explore core law enforcement functions.

PSC

Public Safety Cadets