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Bingham County Sheriff's Office SOCIAL MEDIA TERMS OF USE GUIDELINES
Welcome to the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office Official Social Media site.

It is our commitment to provide professional law enforcement services to all citizens of
Bingham County through a trained, motivated, and focused work force of men and
women dedicated to public service. The purpose of this site is to enable the Sheriff’s Office to post matters of public interest concerning Bingham County Sheriff’s Office programs, activities, news stories and photos, and to enab

le members of the public to comment on those posts. The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office is intent is to create a limited forum devoted exclusively to its postings, and comments from members of the public should be relevant to the subject matter of the post they are responding to. For more information about the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office, please visit our website at https://www.co.bingham.id.us/Sheriff/. We welcome discussion and questions, and seek to maintain an environment that is civil and appropriate for all ages. The County reserves the right to remove comments to the extent that they do not follow the following guidelines:
TERMS OF USE GUIDELINES
Comments posted to this page will be monitored and inappropriate content will be removed as soon as possible and without prior notice. Under the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office Social Media Use Policy, Standards and Procedures, the County reserves the right to remove inappropriate content, including, but not limited to:
• Profane language or content
• Content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation
• Sexual content or links to sexual content
• Content that includes unlawful harassment or threats of violence
• Comments that are not topically related or out of context
• Solicitations of commerce
• Conduct or encouragement of illegal activity
• Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems
• Content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other party
• Content that defames any person, group, or organization
• Content that is false or any malicious statements concerning any employee, the City, or its operations
• Disclosure of any proprietary, confidential, or privileged information
• Repeated postings of inappropriate or inflammatory material
• Statements in support of or opposition to political campaigns, candidates, or ballot measures. The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office reserves the right to restrict or remove any content that is deemed in violation of this policy or any applicable law. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office is not obligated to take such actions, and the County disclaims any and all responsibility and liability for any materials that the County deems inappropriate for posting, which cannot be removed in an expeditious and otherwise timely manner. Any content removed based on these guidelines must be retained by the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office in accordance with the County’s Record Retention Policy; including the time, date, and identity of the poster, when available. Upon removal of content the Social Media Administrator shall notify the commenter that their response has been deemed inappropriate and removed due to inconsistency with the Bingham County Sheriff’s Office policies. The Bingham County Sheriff’s Office reserves the right, at any time without prior notice, to deny access to the Social Media site to any individual who violates this Policy.

It's shaping up to be a busy Summer!!Summer brings warm weather, family vacations, community events and longer days. It ...
06/14/2026

It's shaping up to be a busy Summer!!

Summer brings warm weather, family vacations, community events and longer days. It also brings a significant increase in calls for service, traffic incidents and public safety incidents.

While we are out there working hard to keep the community safe, you can help by taking some simple precautions.
- Lock your vehicles and remove valuables.
- Never leave children and pets unattended in a
vehicle.
- Obey speed limits and watch for pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists. This includes individuals on scooters and E-bikes.
- Stay off your phone! Not only is it unsafe and against the law it is also spendy if you get caught!
- Report suspicious activity.
- Stay hydrated and prepared when enjoying the outdoors.
- Wear appropriate protective gear- especially life jackets when on the water.

Have a great summer, stay aware and stay SAFE!

👏 Graduation Day 👏Ladies and gentleman, please join us in congratulating Deputy Marlene Barrios for graduating Idaho POS...
06/06/2026

👏 Graduation Day 👏

Ladies and gentleman, please join us in congratulating Deputy Marlene Barrios for graduating Idaho POST Detention Academy #101 In Meridian! Deputy Barrios has been a great addition to the team and has a pure “why” for being in the law enforcement profession.

Detention Academy #101 had a motto of “Send Me”. It was well attended by our regional partners such as Fremont, Madison, Jefferson, Bonneville, Bannock, Power, Caribou, and Blaine Counties. We strive to work well with our surrounding agencies. Seeing them all there, knowing that our staff have spent the last 6 weeks training, learning, and growing together, really illustrates our vision of working together to serve SE Idaho.

Group 📷 L to R: Sheriff Gardner, Deputy Barrios, Deputy Lee, Deputy Nevarez, C.D. Nebeker.

*** Located Safe *** The Bingham County Sheriff's Office is asking for the publics assistance in locating Raymond Robins...
05/26/2026

*** Located Safe ***
The Bingham County Sheriff's Office is asking for the publics assistance in locating Raymond Robinson 71 year old white male. Physical description 6'2 approx 180lbs with blue eyes and grey hair. He may be wearing blue wranglers, plaid shirt and a Vietnam hat.

He left his home to go fishing and his last known location was in the Birch Creek Campground area in Clark County. He is driving a red 1997 Ford Expedition lic plate 4BT916U.

Raymond is very hard of hearing and suffers from dementia and PTSD. If you have any information of Raymond's whereabouts please call the Bingham County Sheriff's Office at 208.785.1234 or 911.

Deputies loved being involved and we’re thankful to run shoulder to shoulder with our Shelley Police comrades and the am...
05/20/2026

Deputies loved being involved and we’re thankful to run shoulder to shoulder with our Shelley Police comrades and the amazing athletes that inspire us all.

"Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."

Great words to live by. 💙

05/19/2026

Here's some action from one of our favorite days of the year last week, DARE Day. When it comes to water Ballon fights, we still maintain that we are the undefeated champions of the world. When it comes to smiles, bright faces, and even brighter futures, nobody can compare with these amazing children. We cherish our time with them!

05/14/2026
Fun day around these parts!
05/07/2026

Fun day around these parts!

Thank you Idaho Gives and the Heroes Resilience Officers for supporting our efforts through their Resilience Room Projec...
05/07/2026

Thank you Idaho Gives and the Heroes Resilience Officers for supporting our efforts through their Resilience Room Project initiative. We are grateful to all that have donated and taken the time to share our post.

Ultimately, the goal is to have medical grade resilience equipment such as green/red light, negative ion, E-Stim, infrared, and similar therapies in our workplace to offer our staff to assist them with the day to day demands in a stressful profession and minimize the possibility of PTSD.

Our mission is to help take better care of those that serve you, our amazing public.

Thank You!

I’m ready to support Resilience Room Project on May 4, 2026 during Idaho Gives 2026. Learn more about Resilience Room Project and all the other organizations participating in Idaho Gives 2026.

Busy Week! 👏 👏 👏 Tuesday one of our very own, Deputy Miguel Perez,  joined with various members of the Southeast Idaho S...
05/02/2026

Busy Week! 👏 👏 👏

Tuesday one of our very own, Deputy Miguel Perez, joined with various members of the Southeast Idaho Special Tactics and Response Team and other hopefuls of obtaining a Basic SWAT Certificate.

Don’t let the name of the certificate mislead you. There’s nothing basic about it. This is the infamous Hell Week in Utah County. No advertisement needed, word of mouth and reputation fill this class year after year.

Your local STAR team members have codified graduating this course as procedure for new members to be deployable on the team to set a high standard. Members of our Detention Contraband & Emergency Response Team are allowed to participate as well, and Deputy Perez marks the 2nd member to earn the honors of graduating following in the footsteps of the Team Commander, Sergeant Baldwin.

This is rigorous training. 5 days that basically run straight together with the most demanding training any risk management can stomach and sign off on. Several “ring the bell” after rethinking their health or level of dedication. It is beautifully brutal. Those that make it have a lifetime badge of honor and a skillset that makes them a battle tested and a mentally prepared asset to protect and serve the community in the highest of stakes.

Congratulations Deputy Perez! Job well done. You’re a true warrior. 🫡

Sorry this post didn’t make it out Tuesday, but you know you are still sore—so it’s still in time and would still be next week! 😂

Check out the photos folks! Pretty darn neat. We’re very proud.

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