Warren County Sheriff's Office
Lebanon, OH
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Today, Sheriff Riley promoted and swore in Major Brian Payne as Operations Commander, Captain Chris Miller as Assistant Operations Commander, and Sergeant Jacob Halsey as Enforcement Supervisor. (pictured left-to-right: Sgt Halsey, Capt Miller, and Major Payne)
ALT Sgt Jacob Halsey, Captain Chris Miller, and Major Brian Payne in uniform in front of a wall sign reading Sheriff Barry K. Riley.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day - Saturday, October 24, 2026 at Kroger, 5100 Terra Firma Drive, Mason. Free, safe disposal of unused or expired prescription and OTC medications.
ALT Poster for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Same information as the X post text. Logos for Warren County Sheriff's Office, Mason Police, and Warren County Drug Task Force.
Warren Co Sheriff retweeted
SAFER ROADS, STRONGER PARTNERSHIPS!
@Hamiltontwppd @WCSO_Ohio @LebanonPolice & @OSHP_SWOhio are teaming up this week to promote commercial motor vehicle safety across Warren County.
One mission: SAFER ROADS FOR EVERYONE!
#TrafficSafety #WarrenCountyOhio
Phone Scam Thieves Targeting Area
Share with friends and family that law enforcement officers will never call you to pay fines over the phone.
These nefarious characters will threaten you with arrest. They will coerce you to stay on the phone and use tactics to stay on the line….THIS IS NOT HOW LAW ENFORCEMENT HANDLES BUSINNESS - HANG UP - it is a SCAM!!!!
Always contact your local Sheriff’s Office or Police Agency if you receive a call and have concerns about what you are being requested to do.
We were honored to host our 2nd Annual Retiree Breakfast today! It was great reconnecting with familiar faces, sharing past experiences, and discussing our vision for the future. We’re grateful for the generations of service, dedication that continues to shape our office, and for the support of our retirees!
Go SO!
Two of our finest answered the call and are helping our partners to the north today.
Sergeant Simpson and Deputy Fox have a long day ahead, but Ohio is finally giving us an incredible day!
We’re grateful to Jeff Neal of ProShare Prison Ministries for spending the past two days encouraging the individuals in our care.
For several years, we’ve partnered with ProShare to provide a message of hope, positive choices, and personal growth to those in our facility. Also pictured is Warren County Sheriff’s Office Chaplain Bill Hounshell, who shares that same commitment to making a positive impact.
ProShare Prison Ministries is a group of retired professional athletes who have been sharing a message of hope in prisons, jails, and juvenile facilities since 2011.
We appreciate these men for investing their time and encouraging positive change in our community.
Drones on Patrol
Today two additional deputies completed training and will have a drone with them and available during their shift. Three deputies now have this capability to respond and assist when needed or requested.
Go SO!!
Deerfield Township
Touch-A-Truck
TODAY until 1:00 PM
Get To It! K9 Demos, SWAT, Race Cars, Fire Trucks, Heavy Equipment, and Military Equipment.
Meet Chuck!
Chuck is one of 100 handmade bears generously donated by a member of Urbancrest Church. These bears were created to give our deputies another way to connect with and comfort children they encounter while serving our community.
Building trust with the families we serve is an important part of law enforcement, and small acts of kindness like this can make a lasting impact.
We’re grateful for the incredible generosity and compassion of our community members. Together, we’re making a difference—one bear at a time.
Join us as we commemorate the 25th Anniversary of September 11 and honor the lives lost, the courage shown, and the spirit of service that brought our nation together.
This year's Warren County 9/11 Remembrance will feature artwork and artifacts from over the years and a keynote address from Lt. Gen. Michael E. Zettler, USAF (Ret.), who was on duty inside the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.
Friday, September 11, 2026 | 8:30-9:10 a.m.
Warren County 9/11 Memorial | Lebanon, Ohio
Together, we remember. Together, we honor. We will never forget.
Presented by Stand2Serve stand2serve.com/911.html
ALT Photo of Manhattan with World Trade Center prior to 9/11/2001.
Warren Co Sheriff retweeted
"Every single death that happens at the hands of an illegal is 100% preventable, because the person shouldn't be here." @SecMullinDHS
With 287g partnerships in Ohio and around the country, we are working to get illegal aliens OFF our streets and OUT of our country.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office will not be providing WebCheck or CCW services on Friday September 4, 2026 or Monday September 7, 2026 (Labor Day). Those services will resume on Tuesday September 8, 2026 as normal.
Congratulations Janice Busald, #530, retiring from the Warren County Sheriff's Office after 25+ years of service. Thank you Janice!
Warren County 9/11 Remembrance - 25th Anniversary. 9/11/2026 8:30-9:10AM at 500 Memorial Drive, Lebanon Ohio. stand2serve.com/911.html
ALT 9/11 Remembrance 25th Anniversary. Please join us as we gather for Warren County's 9/11 Remembrance, on the Friday Morning of 9/11/2026. Ceremony begins promptly at 8:30AM ends 9:10AM at the 9/11 Memorial at 500 Memorial Drive, Lebanon, Ohio 45036
ALT We will remember and honor the courage, service and sacrifices made on and after that day. We will remember those loved and lost. Scan QR code for Live Stream. https://stand2serve.com/911.html
Suspected Charged in Deerfield Township Shooting
On August 27, 2026, at 8:05 PM deputies responded to a shooting incident near Sycamore Road and Hickory Drive, Deerfield Township, Warren County. On arrival, deputies located two victims with non-critical gunshot wounds. One victim was treated on scene, and one was transported to UC Medical Center for additional medical treatment.
Randall D. Hartman, a 64-year-old male, was quickly identified by arriving deputies as a suspect. He was interviewed by detectives and has been charged with two counts of Felonious Assault and one count of Discharging a Firearm upon or over a Public Roadway. All charges are felonies of the second degree. Hartman will be arraigned through Mason Municipal Court.
This was an isolated incident and there is no additional threat to the public.
