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The Hamilton County Sheriff's Administrative Offices will be closed today, November 3rd, for Election Day. The offices will reopen tomorrow, 11/4, with regular business hours.
ALT Hamilton County Sheriff's Administrative Office closed on November 3rd for General Election observance with American flag background.
Looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference, serve your community, and be part of a professional team?
The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is hiring Correctional Officers, and we're offering competitive pay rates for 2027!
💰 Hourly Pay: $30.30 – $33.63
Starting pay based on experience.
🌙 Night Shift Differential: +$1.25 per hour
A career in corrections is more than a job. It's an opportunity to make a positive impact, maintain a safe and secure environment, and help individuals work toward a better future.
Why join the HCSO team?
•Competitive pay
•Opportunities for professional development
•Specialized training and career advancement
•A team-oriented work environment
•The opportunity to serve your community
Whether you're starting a new career or looking for your next opportunity, consider joining the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office!
YOUR FUTURE. YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CAREER.
👉 LEARN MORE & APPLY TODAY:
hamiltoncounty.in.gov/1355/J…
#NowHiring #CorrectionalOfficers #CorrectionsCareers #HCSO #HamiltonCountyIndiana #JoinOurTeam
🎉 Celebrating the Retirement of Captain Scott Pass 🎉
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office proudly announces the retirement of Captain Scott Pass following 20 years of dedicated service to our agency and the citizens of Hamilton County.
Throughout his career, Captain Pass served in a variety of roles, including Reserve Deputy, Merit Deputy, Crash Team Reconstructionist, Firearms Instructor, Patrol Sergeant, Training Coordinator, and Investigations Commander.
His diverse experience and leadership have made a lasting contribution to our agency and the communities we serve. From working in the field to training the next generation of deputies and leading investigative operations, Captain Pass dedicated two decades to serving others and upholding the mission of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Captain Pass for his 20 years of service, commitment, and leadership. We wish him all the best as he begins this next chapter of life!
Congratulations on your retirement, Captain Pass, and thank you for 20 years of service to Hamilton County!
Today, we are celebrating National First Responders Day 🚨
The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is honored to work alongside the dedicated men and women who serve our community, including dispatchers, police officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, emergency management teams, and of course, our sheriff's deputies.
Thank you to all first responders for your courage, teamwork, and commitment to keeping our community safe. We are grateful for all that you do, today and every day! ❤️💙
Halloween is only a few days away! 🎃👻
Here are the Trick-or-Treat hours for Hamilton County's cities and towns.
With a few simple reminders:
🔦Be Seen, Be Safe:
- Carry a flashlight or glow stick and add reflective tape to costumes when trick-or-treating after dark.
🚶➡️Walk Smart:
- Use sidewalks whenever possible, cross at intersections and always look both ways before crossing the street.
- Young children should be accompanied by an adult while older children should trick or treat with friends and have a planned route.
🦸Costume Safety:
- Choose flame-resistant costumes and comfortable shoes.
- Avoid long capes or loose clothing that can cause tripping.
- Make sure masks don't block vision.
🍬Candy Check:
- Only eat factory-wrapped treats.
- Parents should inspect all candy before eating.
🚗For Drivers:
- Slow down in neighborhoods and be alert for trick-or-treaters.
- Turn on headlights early to spot kids from farther away.
Have a safe, fun, and spooktacular Halloween!
ALT Halloween Trick or Treat times for Hamilton County towns listed against a spooky orange sunset with bats and pumpkins.
💊Clean them out. Keep them safe. Take them back. 💊
Don't be the dealer! Help prevent medication misuse in our community by safely disposing of expired or unused medications at Drug Take Back Day!
📅 Saturday, October 24th
🕘 9am - 12pm
📍Riverview Health Noblesville East Parking Lot (Across from Federal Hill Commons)
It's a great opportunity to clean out your medicine cabinets, keep unused medications out of the wrong hands, and help prevent medication misuse in our community!
*No liquids, sharps, or needles accepted.
ALT White pills spilling from an orange prescription bottle with text about a Drug Take Back Day event on October 24 from 9am-12pm at Riverview Health Noblesville.
Well, this is a baaaa-d case of being lost! 🐐
Noblesville Police Department is asking for our help finding the owner of this little escape artist! Officers were called out to Ederline Lane yesterday to rescue a baby goat found hiding under a porch.
If you recognize this goat or know who it belongs to, please contact Noblesville PD at 317-773-1300
ALT Young goat with a red rope leash inside a metal cage, standing on a textured floor with sunlight casting shadows.
ALT Small black and white goat kid peeking out from under a wooden structure onto green grass.
ALT A small goat standing under a wooden structure surrounded by dry leaves and dirt ground.
The Hamilton County Juvenile Services Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate a shed built by youth in our facility! 🧰🔨
Over the past year, participants have gained hands-on construction experience while learning important skills, including job safety. This program is made possible through opioid settlement funds, providing opportunities for growth, skill development, and a positive path forward.
A special thank-you to Deeply Ingrained for helping facilitate this and providing these valuable learning opportunities. We're proud to celebrate the hard work and accomplishment that went into bringing this project to life! 👏
ALT A red ribbon tied in a bow at the entrance of a red shed.
ALT The interior of the shed with posters on the walls and a table with tools on it.
ALT The table with various DeWalt tools on it.
ALT Group of people gathered outside near a small red shed with ladders and autumn decorations on a grassy area beside a brick building.
🚜 Happy National Farmer’s Day! 🌾As farmers work hard to bring in the harvest, you may see more tractors and farm equipment traveling on our roads. Remember to share the road and give them the space they need to travel safely!
A huge thank you to the Flanders family who shared their time and perspective with us to help promote safer roads for everyone this harvest season!
Please remember:
🚜Slow down when approaching agricultural vehicles
⚠️Pass with caution – only when it’s safe and legal
⤴️Watch for wide turns – farm equipment often needs extra room to maneuver
📱Avoid distractions – put the phone down and stay focused
Farmers are working hard to bring in the crops. A few extra seconds of patience can prevent a serious crash.
Let’s all be careful out there and have a safe harvest season!
Song - Harvest Time by Luke Bryan
#FarmSafety #HarvestSeason #FarmEquipment #ShareTheRoad #SafeDriving
🎃👻 Spooktacular fun at the St. Vincent Hospital Trunk-or-Treat in Fishers! 👻🎃
Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth and celebrated with us. We loved seeing the creative costumes and connecting with local families. Sending a huge shout-out out to our HCSO Citizens Academy Alumni for their help today.
Happy Halloween from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office! 🚔🍬🕸️
This week, men from the Hamilton County Jail's TOWER (Transitioning Opportunities for Work, Education, and Reality) Program are participating in a 10-hour course taught by Gaylor Electric.
This course is held once per quarter for the TOWER Program participants in addition to the OSHA 10 course and the pre-apprenticeship HVAC and Plumbing program they already receive. Gainful employment/careers reduce recidivism, so we are committed to creating opportunities and expanding access to workforce development and skilled trades.
A special thank you to Invest Hamilton County for helping to provide the tools for each participant to utilize in the course.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 🎀
Throughout the month, our deputies are wearing pink badges to support and honor those impacted by breast cancer and remember those we have lost. You may also spot one of our patrol vehicles sporting pink as we help spread awareness throughout our community.
Breast cancer affects thousands of women each year and can also affect men. We encourage everyone to stay informed, talk with their healthcare provider about recommended screenings, and support those impacted by the disease.
This October, we stand with survivors, support those currently facing breast cancer, and remember those we have lost. 🩷
ALT Close-up of a sheriff deputy's black tactical vest with a pink star badge and radio microphone attached.
ALT A full side view of a Sheriff deputy patrol vehicle with pink logo detailing and a pink ribbon decal.
ALT A close up of a Sheriff patrol vehicle with pink detailing and a pink ribbon decal.
💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜
Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and supported. This month, we encourage our community to recognize the signs of domestic violence, support those who may be experiencing abuse, and help create an environment where people feel safe speaking up.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911.
For confidential support:
Prevail, Inc. (local support for victims of crime and abuse): 317-776-3472 | prevailinc.org
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE (7233) | thehotline.org
(available 24/7)
Together we can break the silence, work toward ending the cycle of violence and build a safer, stronger community.
ALT Purple ribbon with bold text urging to break the silence and end the cycle for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
🚓🚜🚒 Touch-A-Truck Fun in Cicero! 🚛
The HCSO enjoyed the beautiful weather this past Saturday at the Cicero Touch-A-Truck event at Red Bridge Park!
It was great to see so many families come out and watch the excitement on the little ones’ faces as they got an up-close look at some of their favorite vehicles......the same trucks, tractors, and emergency vehicles they love to play with at home!
There were trucks, tractors, fire trucks, police cars, tow trucks, and so much more! 🚔🚜🔥
A big thank you to the Cicero Fire Department and Cicero Parks Department for the great hospitality and for putting together such a fun event for the community.
We had a great time and can’t wait to see everyone again next year! 👋
#HCSO #HamiltonCounty #CiceroIndiana #TouchATruck #CommunityEngagement #CommunityFirst
Today, the Second Chance Opportunity & Resource Fair connected soon-to-be-released individuals with local employers, service organizations, and community partners to help them prepare for their next chapter. The event was hosted by the Hamilton County Jail in partnership with the T.O.W.E.R (Transitioning Opportunities for Work, Education, and Reality) Reentry Program and Invest Hamilton County.
Participants had the opportunity to connect directly with employers, explore career opportunities, and learn about resources ranging from education and life skills to mental health services.
We are grateful to the many local businesses and organizations who took the time to participate and recognize the potential in providing a second chance. A special thank you to Invest for helping organize the event and, along with Northview Church Noblesville, for sponsoring lunch for our participants and guests.
Events like this are a reminder that successful reentry is a community effort. When we provide opportunity, support, and a path forward, we help individuals build confidence, pursue meaningful employment, and work toward a brighter future.
Safety, smiles, and some great stories!
Deputy Peelman and Sgt. Melton had a great time visiting the Noblesville Methodist Preschool and talking with the students about some important safety topics! We discussed when and how to call 911, knowing your home address and phone number, and what to do if you ever become separated from your family.
The kids were fantastic and had plenty of great questions and stories of their own, especially when it came to talking about their families and pets! 🐶❤️
A big thank you to the teachers, staff, and volunteers who helped make the visit such a success. We had a wonderful time and look forward to coming back and helping our youngest community members learn, stay safe, and have a little fun along the way!
Thank you for inviting us! 🚔👏
The Potter's Bridge Fall Festival is happening this Saturday, October 3rd from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.!
The following Information is from our friends at the Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department. (see attached map for parking information)
📣KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
🔸General Parking is located off Edith Avenue just north of Potter’s Bridge
🔸Accessible Parking is located at the Allisonville Road entrance.
🔸There will be NO PARKING along Allisonville Road or Potters Woods neighborhood.
🔸There will be signage, and staff will be on-site to direct traffic the day of the event.
UPDATE: Potter's Bridge has been cleared for everyday pedestrian use since its post-flood inspection. Due to the high attendance of Potter's Bridge Fall Festival, bridge engineers have recommended we manage bridge crossings a little differently for the event. Out of an abundance of caution, we'll be limiting bridge access to 250 people at a time, with clear path markers in place to guide you across. There might be a short wait to cross the bridge on festival day, so we just ask for a little patience and flexibility.
👮♀️💚 SCOUT ABOUTS VISIT HCSO! 💚👮♀️
We were excited to welcome a group of Girl Scout Alumni, known as the Scout Abouts, to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office today!
The group toured our Corrections facility to learn more about jail operations before visiting the Hamilton County Public Safety Communications Center to see firsthand the important work our dispatchers do every day.
We appreciate the opportunity to open our doors, share what we do, and connect with members of our community.
Thank you, Scout Abouts and Girl Scouts of Central Indiana for spending the day with us! 💙
We're on TikTok! 📱
The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is expanding our social media presence! Follow us on TikTok for a new way to stay connected, see what's happening at HCSO, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the men and women who serve our community.
Follow us on all of our social media platforms and stay connected! 👇
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The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office was honored to assist the Indiana State Police with the escort of U.S. Navy 1st Class Fireman Fred H. Boyer, a Hoosier who made the ultimate sacrifice during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Navy 1st Class Fireman Boyer, originally from Tipton County, was just 22 years old when he was killed aboard the USS West Virginia on December 7, 1941. He was one of 106 crew members who lost their lives during the attack.
In July 2024, after more than 82 years, Fireman Boyer was finally identified, and his remains are now being returned home to Indiana.
It is difficult to put into words the honor of being part of this escort. More than eight decades after he gave his life serving our country, Navy 1st Class Fireman Boyer is back home today.
Today, we remember Navy 1st Class Fireman Boyer, honor his service, and sacrifice, and extend our deepest respect to his family. Thank you to the Indiana State Police for the invitation to be part of this historic homecoming.
