Lamb County Sheriff's Office

04/09/2026

UPDATE : Phone lines are fully functional and no other outages are expected at this time

📢 PHONE LINES MAY POSSIBLY BE INTERMITTENTLY DOWN 📢

Thursday April 09, 2026.

The Lamb County Sheriff’s Office may possibly experience an outage affecting all incoming and outgoing phone lines.

If you are unable to make contact at our landline (806) 385 - 7900.

Please dial 806-724-5088 for all non-emergent calls.

✅ 911 WILL NOT BE AFFECTED – If you have an emergency, please call 911 as normal.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

We’ll provide updates as we can.

03/16/2026

*FOUND*

Two large mixed breed shepard dogs found approx 4 miles South of Springlake near US Highway 385 both are female, possibly 2-4 years in age. They are very well-behaved and, in good condition. Looks as if the white one may have recently weaned puppies. They do not have collars.

PLEASE HELP US FIND THEIR OWNERS

Please call the number listed on the poster or
The Lamb County Sherlff's Office at 806-385-7900 if you have any information regarding the owners of these dogs.

01/13/2026

01/13/2026

Although the holiday season has ended, we would like to take a moment to thank all of you who donated in support of our Christmas for Kids Toy Drive. We are truly grateful for the incredible support from our community. Because of you, we were able to successfully complete our 24th Toy Drive — something we could not have done without your generosity!

We are already looking forward to Toy Drive #25. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. We pray that this new year is filled with joy, blessings, and happiness for each and every one of you.

12/12/2025

Attn: Residents of Springlake/Earth and surrounding areas.
Be advised local First Responders will be testing tornado sirens at approx time 10:00am today Friday December 12, 2025.

12/03/2025

Just a reminder!

Our 25th annual Christmas for Kids Toy Drive has begun.

The deadline for all applications will be Monday, December 15, 2025.

Toy distribution will take place at the Lamb County Sheriff's Office on Friday, December 19, 2025.

Applications may be picked up and returned to the Lamb County Sheriff's Office, located at 1200 East Waylon Jennings Blvd, Littlefield, Texas 79339. Our office is open 24/7, and our phone number is 806-385-7900.

This program is designed for children aged 0-10. Guardians must provide identification and proof of Lamb residency.

12/01/2025

🚨 !!UPDATE!!🚨
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There will be an auction this Monday, December 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM, at the north side steps of the Lamb County Courthouse located at
100 6th Drive
Littlefield,TX.

If you are interested or have any questions regarding the sale of the pig available for auction, please contact
Investigator Wesley Moore at the Lamb County Sheriff’s Office
(806) 385 -7900
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY # 2511-144
The Lamb County Sheriff's Office is hereby notifying the public that we are in possession of a Pig, whose owner is currently unknown.

Kind of Animal : Pig
Breed: Poland
Mix Color: Black/White
S*x: M
Age: 1 1/2 years or older
Weight: 250lbs
Identifying Marks/Tags: NONE

The Pig was found approx 2.5 Miles South of FM 54 and FM 1072, On November 25, 2025.

Notice is hereby given that if the ownership of the estray is not determined by the 10th day of December 2025. The estray will be sold at a Sheriff's Sale at the Lamb County Courthouse, Littlefield Tx 79339.

If you own this Pig or have knowledge of the owner, contact Lamb County CID Wesley Moore at the Lamb County Sheriff's Office at (806) 385-7900.

11/13/2025

The Lamb County Sheriff's Office was pleased to participate in the Breakfast with Heroes event hosted by Springlake-Earth ISD. We were grateful for the opportunity. We appreciated the students and staff for their hospitality. It was a pleasure to have attended.

11/05/2025

We would like to express our gratitude to LCEC and their staff for generously donating a truck bed full of toys to the Lamb County Sheriff's Office Toy Drive, kicking off our 24th annual Christmas for Kids Toy Drive.

Last year, through the kindness of our community, friends, and donors, we received over 1000 toys, which enabled us to assist 86 families and 205 children in Lamb County.

This year, we will begin accepting applications for our annual Christmas for Kids toy drive starting Monday, November 10, 2025. The deadline for all applications will be Monday, December 15, 2025. Toy distribution will take place at the Lamb County Sheriff's Office on Friday, December 19, 2025.

Applications may be picked up and returned to the Lamb County Sheriff's Office, located at 1200 East Waylon Jennings Blvd, Littlefield, Texas 79339. Our office is open 24/7, and our phone number is 806-385-7900.

This program is designed for children aged 0-10. Guardians must provide identification and proof of Lamb County residency.

Donation boxes will be placed at various establishments and banks throughout the county. Businesses interested in hosting a donation box should contact the Lamb County Sheriff's Office at 806-385-7900.

Donation boxes will be located at the following sites:

Littlefield:
1. McDonald's
2. First United Bank
3. Ace Hardware
4. UMB Bank
5. Wellington State Bank
6. Gebo's
7. Courthouse lobby
8. Lowe's
9. United Supermarket
10. Prosperity Bank
11. Dollar General
12. First Federal Bank
13. Littlefield Premier Chevrolet/Buick/GMC
14. Family Dollar
15. Taco Bell
16. Continental Dairy Southwest Facility

Olton:
1. Happy State Bank
2. Wellington State Bank
3. Dollar General

Sudan:
1. First United Bank
2. Family Dollar
3. Allsups

Earth:
1. First United Bank
2. Dollar General

Please be on the lookout for information regarding our Annual Christmas for Kids Pie Fundraiser, held at McDonald's in Littlefield. All proceeds from pie sales will support the toy drive.

10/07/2025

Join us for an evening of celebration at National Night Out!

TONIGHT TUES OCTOBER 07, 2025! The event will be held at the Lamb County Ag Building, located at 1600 blk of S Hall Ave in Littlefield, Texas, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Meet our local First Responders from the Lamb County Sheriff’s Office, Littlefield Police Dept, Texas DPS, Texas Game Wardens, Sudan PD, Littlefield EMS, and Littlefield Fire Department.

Enjoy free hamburgers and hotdogs, a bouncy house, face paint, hay rides, and more. Exciting raffle prizes include TVs, BBQ grills, coolers, and more. We appreciate the efforts of all sponsors, organizers, and planners who have contributed to this event.
.Thank you.

07/06/2025

Attn Lamb County Residents we have received several reports of,

“Unpaid Tolls Text Scams”

Here are a few tips on
How to Spot, Avoid and Report these Toll Road Payment Scam Texts.

Recognizing and Avoiding Them:

Unpaid tolls text scams are a type of phishing attack where fraudsters send text messages designed to look like they are from legitimate toll collection agenciesto (such as E-ZPass or FasTrak).

The messages claim that the recipient has an outstanding toll balance and threaten late fees or even license suspension if payment is not made immediately.

The text includes a link that leads to a fake website designed to steal your personal and financial information.

Key Indicators of an Unpaid Toll Text Scam:

1. Unexpected Messages: You receive a text about unpaid tolls when you haven't recently used a toll road or aren't expecting a bill.

2. Sense of Urgency/Threats: The message pressures you to act quickly to avoid fines or penalties.

3. Suspicious Links: The text contains a link that directs you to a website that asks for personal or financial information, and the URL may look slightly off or contain misspellings.

4. Generic Greetings: The message doesn't address you by name or lacks specific details about your vehicle or travel history.

5. Requests for unusual payment methods: Scam messages may ask for payment via gift cards or wire transfers.

What to do if you receive an unpaid toll text scam:

Do NOT click on the link: Clicking on the link can expose you to malware or lead you to a fake website designed to steal your information.

Do not reply to the message: Responding confirms that your phone number is active and may lead to more scam messages.

Verify with the official source: If you're concerned, contact the toll agency directly using a phone number or website you know is legitimate (not the one provided in the text).

Report the scam:

Forward the text to 7726 (SPAM): This helps your wireless carrier identify and block similar messages.

Report to the FTC:
File a complaint at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

Report to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3):
File a complaint at www.ic3.gov.

Report to your toll agency:
Inform them about the scam text to help them warn other users.

Delete the message: Once you've reported it, delete the scam text from your phone.

Important Reminders:
Legitimate toll agencies typically don't send text messages to collect payment or request personal information.

Toll notices are usually sent via mail.

Be cautious of any messages that create a sense of urgency.

Never share your personal or financial information in response to unsolicited text messages.
By being aware of these signs and following these guidelines, you can protect yourself from unpaid tolls text scams and keep your personal and financial information safe.

05/30/2025

Sudan Police Chief Gloria Robles will be hosting a Bike Rodeo today! At the Sudan High School Parking Lot in Sudan,Tx.
From 10a-12p. All are invited. Bring the kiddos out for some fun and games.