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Social Media Terms of Use
By posting or commenting on any social media platform used by the Clark County Sheriff's Office , you participate by your own choice, taking personal responsibility for you

r comments, your username and any information you provide therein. You further agree to the following terms of use:

The Clark County Sheriff's Office maintains a social media program for the purpose of engaging and interacting with our community, providing relevant and timely community news, information and events, distribution of crime prevention and public safety tips, for urgent notifications of critical incidents which may affect residents, business owners and visitors of the city of Clark County Sheriff's Office, and for those people having an interest in the Clark County Sheriff's Office . Limited Public Forum
All social media platforms used by the Clark County Sheriff's Office are designated as Limited Public Forums. The department welcomes a person’s right to express his/her opinion and encourages posters to keep comments relevant to the topic in question . Posting of any content on any social media platform used by the Clark County Sheriff's Office , by any visitor, follower, subscriber or fan, constitutes acceptance of the terms of use described here in this policy. For purposes of this policy, a social media platform is the website or app offered to the public to provide audio, video, still-photo or written communication between other members of the public and/or representatives of certain groups, businesses, organizations or departments. Examples of social media platforms include Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, LinkedIn, website blogs with commenting capabilities, forums and emergency notification services. The definition of content as used in this policy refers to any written copy, photos, graphics, videos, live-video streams, comments or any form of communicative content exchanged between parties. Emergency or Non-Emergency Requests for Police Assistance
The posting of requests for police assistance, regardless if it is of an emergency or non-emergency nature, is discouraged and will not guarantee a response by the Clark County Sheriff's Office or any emergency service provider. In case of an emergency, or if police assistance is needed, please dial 911. If you wish to report a crime or information relevant to a crime, please call 937-328-2560. You may remain anonymous if you wish. In the event you post information related to a crime, you may be placing yourself in a position of becoming a witness and subject to being subpoenaed into court. Endorsements
“Friending” or “Liking” the Clark County Sheriff's Office , or an officer or employee of the Clark County Sheriff's Office , does not indicate an endorsement of that person’s actions or comments. A comment posted by a member of the public on any Clark County Sheriff's Office social media site is the opinion of the commentator or poster only, and publication of a comment does not imply endorsement of, or agreement by, the Clark County Sheriff's Office , nor do such comments necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of the Clark County Sheriff's Office . Moderation of Content
The Clark County Sheriff's Office 's social media platforms are intended to be "family friendly," When applicable, the department uses platform provided content moderation/filtering options to limit foul or obscene content. The Clark County Sheriff's Office does actively monitor the social media platforms used by the department, and will remove inappropriate content as defined below, without prior notice, and as soon as possible. The department shall reserve the right to remove and/or block anyone who posts inappropriate material as determined by the department. This material may include, but is not limited to:
1. Comments not related to the original topic, including random or unintelligible comments;
2. Profane, obscene, or pornographic content and/or language;
3. Content that promotes, fosters or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, or national origin;
4. Defamatory or personal attacks;
5. Threats to any person or organization;
6. Comments in support of, or in opposition to, any political campaigns or ballot measures;
7. Solicitation of commerce, including but not limited to advertising of any business or product for sale;
8. Conduct in violation of any federal, state or local law;
9. Encouragement of illegal activity;
10. Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems;
11. Content that violates a legal ownership interest, such as a copyright, of any party;
12. Harassment or content which constitutes and/or facilitates stalking;
13. Content which violates the right to privacy;
14. Encouragement of violence;
15. Comments which may reasonably interfere with, inhibit, or compromise law enforcement investigations, police tactics, police responses to incidents and/or the safety of police staff and officers.
17. Posts or comments that contain any external links. The department does not allow posting of photos or videos by anyone other than members of the department. Denial of Access
The Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to deny access to any Clark County Sheriff's Office social media sites for any individual, who violates the Clark County Sheriff's Office ’s Social Media Terms of Use, at any time and without prior notice. If you wish to contest the removal or hiding of your content, or your denial of access ("banned") from our social media platforms, you may do so by contacting us at 937-328-2560 and requesting to speak to a member of our social media team. Facebook's Community of Standards
All comments posted to any Clark County Sheriff's Office Facebook site are bound by Facebook’s Community Standards, located at http://www.facebook.com/communitystandards, and the Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to report any violation of Facebook’s Community Standards to Facebook with the intent of Facebook taking appropriate and reasonable responsive action. The Twitter Rules
When applicable, the Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to report any violation of the Twitter Rules, located at https://support.twitter.com/articles/18311 with the intent of Twitter taking appropriate and reasonable responsive action. YouTube Community Guidelines
When applicable, the Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to report any violation of the YouTube Community Guidelines, located at http://www.youtube.com/yt/policyandsafety/communityguidelines.html with the intent of YouTube taking appropriate and reasonable responsive action. Instagram Community Guidelines
When applicable, the Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to report any violation of the Instagram Community Guidelines, located at https://help.instagram.com/477434105621119/ with the intent of Instagram taking appropriate and reasonable responsive action. Pinterest Acceptable Use Policy
When applicable, the Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to report any violation of the Pinterest Acceptable Use Policy, located at https://about.pinterest.com/en/acceptable-use-policy with the intent of Pinterest taking appropriate and reasonable responsive action. LinkedIn User Agreement
When applicable, the Clark County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to report any violation of the LinkedIn User Agreement, located at https://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement with the intent of LinkedIn taking appropriate and reasonable responsive action. Questions
Should you have any questions in regards to items contained herein this Terms of Use, please contact the Clark County Sheriff's Office social media manager at 937-328-2560. MISSION STATEMENT
The men and women of the Clark County Sheriff's Office are dedicated to excellent service through partnerships that build trust, reduce crime, create a safe environment and enhance the quality of life in our community through our core values of:

INTEGRITY- We will be unimpaired in our duty to follow our standards and values. Integrity does not stand by itself; it supports our other values of courage, honor, respect, and equality. COURAGE- We have the confidence and resolution to serve and protect our community. Courage is our tool of control, allowing us to risk ourselves to protect others. HONOR- We honor our role in the community and vow never to abuse our powers. Honor means nobility of mind and a distinction of respect. Our honor allows us to maintain a high level of moral character. RESPECT- We will be considerate to the wishes, opinions, and decisions of those who we serve and those who we work with. To respect means to appreciate, consider, and value. These are the objects that guide every value we follow. EQUALITY- Every person we serve or come into contact with will have the same rights, privileges, and status. We hold equal values with our community and use equality as the foundation of our beliefs and actions. If you would like to make a complaint or share a compliment. You may do so at https://clarkcountyohio.gov/794/ComplaintCompliment and find the links under Professional Standards.

Our Clark County Communications Center dispatchers are giving back! They recently came together to donate school supplie...
08/26/2026

Our Clark County Communications Center dispatchers are giving back! They recently came together to donate school supplies to local students, helping kids start the school year ready to learn.

We’re proud of our dispatchers for always answering the call, and finding ways to make a difference in our community!

Meet our new Northwestern School Resource Officer, Deputy Megan Hawley! Deputy Hawley has been a Deputy for 7 years and ...
08/24/2026

Meet our new Northwestern School Resource Officer, Deputy Megan Hawley!

Deputy Hawley has been a Deputy for 7 years and an SRO for the past 3. She became an SRO to build positive relationships between students and law enforcement and to be there for students who need her most. She says working with students has been the most rewarding part of her career.

Outside of work, Megan enjoys spending time with her husband, kids, and dogs, along with hiking, being outdoors, and a good dad joke!

Please join us in welcoming SRO Hawley and wishing her, the students, and staff a safe and successful school year!

Meet Your New Kenton Ridge SRO! Please join us in welcoming Deputy Branden McDuffie as the newest School Resource Office...
08/21/2026

Meet Your New Kenton Ridge SRO!

Please join us in welcoming Deputy Branden McDuffie as the newest School Resource Officer at Kenton Ridge High School!

A lifelong Clark County resident and 2013 Kenton Ridge graduate, Deputy McDuffie has proudly served with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office for 10 years and brings experience from across the agency, including his role as a Team Leader with the Special Operations Team.

This year marks his first year as an SRO, and he is excited to build positive, lasting relationships with students, staff, and families while keeping the Kenton Ridge community safe.

Outside of work, Branden enjoys spending time with family and friends, golfing, working out, and competing in USPSA matches across Ohio. He recently got married and is excited to begin this next chapter of life!

Go Cougars! 🐾

🎃 Beggars Night 2026 👻Sheriff Chris Clark has announced that Beggars Night will take place on Saturday, October 31, 2026...
08/20/2026

🎃 Beggars Night 2026 👻

Sheriff Chris Clark has announced that Beggars Night will take place on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM.

Let’s work together to make it a safe and enjoyable evening for everyone in our community!

Please remember to:
• Use sidewalks and crosswalks whenever possible.
• Carry a flashlight or wear reflective clothing.
• Watch for children and pedestrians.
• Always drive carefully and stay alert!

Please join us in congratulating three of our Clark County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Officers on successfully graduat...
08/20/2026

Please join us in congratulating three of our Clark County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Officers on successfully graduating from the Basic Peace Officer Academy!

Their dedication to serving our community doesn’t stop at the jail doors. These graduates have taken the next step in their law enforcement careers, and we couldn’t be more proud of their hard work and commitment.

Congratulations, we are proud of you!

A huge thank you to VFW Post 3660 and George Leibold for your incredibly generous donation to support our K-9s! Your con...
08/13/2026

A huge thank you to VFW Post 3660 and George Leibold for your incredibly generous donation to support our K-9s!

Your continued support of our deputies and K-9 partners means so much to us. These donations help provide the equipment and resources our K-9s need to safely do their jobs and serve our community.

We are truly grateful for your generosity and your support of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office! 🐾

Community partnerships in action!Today, the Clark County Sheriff's Office proudly received an incredible donation from o...
08/07/2026

Community partnerships in action!

Today, the Clark County Sheriff's Office proudly received an incredible donation from our partners at Navistar, a fully restored 2010 Work Star truck.

Over the past several months, the Navistar team has dedicated countless hours to completely rebuilding this vehicle from the ground up, customizing it to honor both the UAW and FOP, and creating the foundation for our future Mobile Command Center.

Navistar has been, and continues to be, a valued partner in the Sheriff's Office's mission to strengthen and expand our emergency response and tactical capabilities.

Thank you, Navistar, for your generosity, dedication, and continued commitment to our community. We truly appreciate all that you do!

Come see us at National Night Out tonight from 5-8pm at Veterans Park.
08/04/2026

Come see us at National Night Out tonight from 5-8pm at Veterans Park.

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office mourns the loss of retired Lt. John R. Loney, who passed away on July 22 at the age of...
07/31/2026

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office mourns the loss of retired Lt. John R. Loney, who passed away on July 22 at the age of 72.

Lt. Loney dedicated his career to serving our community and remained a valued mentor and trusted resource long after his retirement. His knowledge of the Sheriff’s Office’s history and his unwavering support of generations of deputies left a lasting impact on our agency.

We are grateful for his service, his friendship, and the legacy he leaves behind.

Rest easy, Lt. Loney. You will never be forgotten.

View John R. Loney's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

07/31/2026

911 Update!!

As of 1 am this morning 911 service to the Clark County Communications Center has been restored.

AT&T was able to locate service line near the center that had been unintentionally cut. Crews responded to the problem location and were able to repair the line.

We are proud to report that, due to our redundancy and backup plans, at no time did any 911 calls go unanswered. That you for your patience during this event.

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