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Leon County Sheriff's Office This is the official page of the Leon County Sheriff's Office. This page is not monitored 24/7, please call 903-536-2749 if you need to report something.

This page has been created to be used as a tool to aide in distributing pertinent
law enforcement and public safety information related to Leon County. To report
a non emergency crime or information contact (903)536-2749
Emergency dial 9-1-1

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is proud to welcome a new truck to our fleet!Having a truck available is especially ben...
10/02/2026

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is proud to welcome a new truck to our fleet!

Having a truck available is especially beneficial for a rural law enforcement agency like ours. With the large amount of rural roads, pastures, wooded areas, and hard-to-reach locations throughout Leon County, a truck gives our deputies the capability to respond to areas and situations that may be difficult to access with a traditional patrol vehicle.

We are thankful for the continued support of our citizens and commissioners court, which helps make improvements like this possible.

09/30/2026

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office has recently received multiple reports from citizens regarding jury summons scams. These scams involve callers impersonating representatives from the Sheriff’s Office or the courts, demanding money for missed jury duty. The callers threaten arrest if the money is not sent. This is a nationwide scam.

If you receive a call like this, simply hang up and block the caller. Do not send money, share personal information, or follow any instructions from the caller.

Sheriff
Kevin Ellis

09/07/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE — Scheduled Flaring Operation

The Leon County Sheriff's Office wishes to inform residents and travelers of an upcoming flaring operation in the area of Highway 79 near CR 218, between Buffalo and Oakwood.

Beginning this week and continuing over the next several weeks, an open flame (flare) may be visible from the highway and surrounding areas.

Because flaring is often most noticeable after dark, the flame may be seen from a considerable distance at night and may appear larger or brighter than expected.

This is normal.
We want to assure the public that this is a routine, planned operation being conducted safely and in coordination with the appropriate parties.

There is no danger to the public, no cause for alarm, and no action needed from residents or motorists.

Emergency services have been made aware in advance, so there is no need to report the flare.

We are sharing this notice simply so the community is informed ahead of time and knows what to expect. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation throughout the duration of these operations.

09/04/26: The burn ban has been LIFTED
09/04/2026

09/04/26: The burn ban has been LIFTED

Leon County Sheriff’s Office 1st Annual Christmas in Leon County🎄🎅🏼💙The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announc...
09/03/2026

Leon County Sheriff’s Office 1st Annual Christmas in Leon County🎄🎅🏼💙

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce our Christmas in Leon County Program- a special way for us and our community members to ensure that children experience the magic, excitement, and love of Christmas!

All applications must be submitted by October 9, 2026 and families will be contacted by October 23, 2026.

Application link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeixSIA6i_oS-L3yv9Pcs-YrltPKYuQ28FngOd4pYrqXc2Kbw/viewform?usp=header

Leon County Sheriff's Office Monthly Stats- August 2026
09/03/2026

Leon County Sheriff's Office Monthly Stats- August 2026

Burn ban IS still in effect🔥
08/27/2026

Burn ban IS still in effect🔥

August 11, 2026

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

ALL outdoor burning is prohibited until further notice.

Today marks one year since the passing of our beloved Chief Deputy Brent Walter. Chief Deputy Walter dedicated 25 years ...
08/27/2026

Today marks one year since the passing of our beloved Chief Deputy Brent Walter.

Chief Deputy Walter dedicated 25 years of honorable service to the citizens of Leon County and the Leon County Sheriff’s Office. Before joining our agency, he served with distinction at the Houston Police Department for 21 years, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge, leadership, and experience that shaped his career and the lives of those he mentored.

Though a year has passed, our thoughts remain with the Walter Family. We will continue to honor Chief Deputy Walter’s legacy and the extraordinary example he set for us all.

UPDATE: JUVENILE WAS LOCATED SAFE. The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is currently searching for missing juvenile Hunter G...
08/26/2026

UPDATE: JUVENILE WAS LOCATED SAFE.

The Leon County Sheriff’s Office is currently searching for missing juvenile Hunter Grisham. If you have any information about the whereabouts of this missing juvenile, please contact The Leon County Sheriff’s Office at 903-536-2749.

If spotted, don’t approach and call 911 or 903-536-2749 immediately.

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606 E. St. Mary’s Street
Centerville, TX
75833

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