Marion County Sheriff's Department

10/30/2026

From all of us at MCSO, we wish you many more Treats than Tricks!
Be safe and we hope to see you at South Pittsburg Truck or Treat and the Jasper Jamboree!!
Happy Halloween 🎃 👻

10/28/2026

October 28th
National First Responders Day

Today, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office proudly recognizes and thanks ALL first responders who dedicate their lives to serving and protecting our communities.
🚓 Law Enforcement Officers
🚒 Firefighters
🚑 EMS & Paramedics
☎️ 911 Dispatchers
❤️ Rescue Personnel & Volunteers
Whether answering a call for help, rushing toward danger, providing lifesaving care, or being the calm voice on the other end of the phone, each of you plays a vital role in keeping our citizens safe.
Your sacrifices, dedication, and willingness to serve often go unseen, but they never go unappreciated.
To all first responders, both paid and volunteer, THANK YOU! We are blessed to have so many dedicated men and women serving Marion County and our surrounding communities.
We also thank the families who share their loved ones with our communities, often missing holidays, special occasions, and precious time together.

💙 From all of us at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, we appreciate you, we support you, and we are proud to serve alongside you!

Happy National First Responders Day! 🇺🇸

10/27/2026

Today, we recognize and thank Corrections Deputy Jacqueline Way for five years of service to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office!
Over the past five years, Jacqueline has grown into a passionate and hardworking corrections deputy who consistently demonstrates her commitment to the department and our community. She is always willing to volunteer her time and lend a helping hand with special projects, showing her strong work ethic and team spirit.
Jacqueline has certainly proven herself to be a valuable asset to our MCSO team!
Thank you, Jacqueline, for five years of service and for all you do for our department and the citizens of Marion County! 💙

10/26/2026

🎃👻 HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS FROM THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE! 👻🎃
Halloween is almost here, and the Marion County Sheriff’s Office wants everyone to enjoy a fun, spooky, and most importantly, SAFE Halloween! 🧡🖤
Whether you’re trick-or-treating, handing out candy, or traveling through our communities, please keep these safety tips in mind!
🎃 PARENTS & TRICK-OR-TREATERS
🍬 Young children should always be accompanied by a responsible adult.
🔦 Carry flashlights or glow sticks, and add reflective material to costumes so drivers can easily see you.
🚶‍♂️ Stay on sidewalks when available, cross streets at designated crossings, and NEVER assume a vehicle sees you.
🏠 Only visit well-lit homes and NEVER enter a stranger’s home or vehicle.
🍭 Parents, inspect your children’s candy before allowing them to enjoy their treats.
📱 Make sure older children traveling in groups have a phone, a planned route, and a designated time to return home.
🚗 DRIVERS — PLEASE BE EXTRA CAUTIOUS!
⚠️ SLOW DOWN in residential neighborhoods! Excited children may unexpectedly dart into the roadway.
👀 Stay alert and watch carefully for children walking along roadsides, especially in poorly lit areas.
📵 PUT THE PHONE DOWN! Distracted driving can turn a fun evening into a tragedy.
🚔 A FEW EXTRA REMINDERS
🐾 Keep pets safely secured as trick-or-treaters visit.
🏡 Keep walkways and porches well-lit and free of obstacles.
🎭 Make sure costumes don’t obstruct vision or create tripping hazards.
🚨 If you see suspicious activity or an unsafe situation, contact law enforcement. Always call 911 for emergencies.
🧡 A SPECIAL REMINDER: Not every child will say “trick or treat,” wear a costume, or respond the way you expect. Please be patient, understanding, and kind. Halloween should be enjoyable for EVERY child!
👮‍♂️👮‍♀️ From Sheriff Chris Webb and all of us at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, we wish everyone a HAPPY, FUN, and SAFE HALLOWEEN full of yummy treats!!
Remember, the scariest thing about Halloween should be the costumes — NOT preventable accidents!

🎃 Stay safe, Marion County! 🎃

10/26/2026

Sheriff Webb was honored to participate in a round table discussion with United States Senator Bill Hagerty and fellow southeast Tennessee Sheriffs.
We appreciate Senator Hagerty taking time to meet with us, listen to the challenges facing law enforcement, and discuss potential solutions to better support our officers, deputies and the communities we serve.
Open communication and collaboration between law enforcement and our elected leaders are important as we work together to address these challenges and keep our communities safe.
Thank you, senator Hagerty , for your time and your willingness to engage with the law enforcement community.

Senator Bill Hagerty

10/26/2026

10/24/2026

Today is💊 NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office encourages everyone to take a few minutes to clean out their medicine cabinets and safely dispose of unused, unwanted, or expired prescription medications.
Did you know that MCSO has a prescription drug drop-off bin available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year in the front office of the Sheriff’s Office?
You don’t have to wait for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day! Our drop-off bin is available year-round for your convenience.
Proper disposal helps prevent accidental poisonings, prescription drug misuse, and medications falling into the wrong hands.

Help us keep our families, children, and community safe!

10/22/2026

💊 NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY 💊

Saturday, October 24, 2026

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office encourages everyone to take a few minutes to clean out their medicine cabinets and safely dispose of unused, unwanted, or expired prescription medications.
Did you know that MCSO has a prescription drug drop-off bin available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year in the front office of the Sheriff’s Office?
You don’t have to wait for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day! Our drop-off bin is available year-round for your convenience.
Proper disposal helps prevent accidental poisonings, prescription drug misuse, and medications falling into the wrong hands.

Help us keep our families, children, and community safe!

10/21/2026

MCSO CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS

The Christmas season is fast approaching, and the Marion County Sheriff’s Office is excited to once again help make Christmas special for children in need through our Christmas for Kids Program!
If you would like to apply for a child in need or donate to the program, we would love your support!
Applications available at MCSO administrative office
5 Oak Ave, Jasper,TN inside the Justice Center
🎁 Toy Donations: We are accepting new, unwrapped toys at the following participating donation locations:
📍 LaLa’s Bazaar in Crossroads
📍 Cash Express
📍 Dollar General on Highway 41
📍 Marion County Sheriff’s Office
🚔 We will also be holding roadblocks around the Thanksgiving holiday to help support this special program.
We could not make this program possible without the generosity and support of our Marion County citizens. Your kindness helps bring smiles, joy, and Christmas memories to children and families throughout our community.
Together, let’s make Christmas special by giving!❤️💙🎄🎅

10/10/2026

Help support those who support the citizens of Marion County in a daily basis.
This event is open to the public as well as First Responders.