Frederick County Virginia Sheriff's Office

Frederick County Virginia Sheriff's Office The Frederick County Virginia Sheriff's Office is located at 1080 Coverstone Dr., Wi******er, VA 22602
Telephone: 540-662-6162 Emergency: 911
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The Sheriff is a constitutional officer that is elected by the citizens of Frederick County Virginia. The Sheriff is elected for a term of four years. The Sheriff is the chief law enforcement officer for Frederick County Virginia where he is responsible for the overall operation of the Frederick County Virginia Sheriff’s Office. Frederick County Facebook Comments Policy
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Please note that the comments expressed on this site do not reflect the opinions and position of the Frederick County government or its officers and employees. If you have any questions concerning the operation of this online moderated discussion site, please contact the specific department putting forth the page in which you are interested.

08/31/2026

🚔 READY FOR YOUR NEXT CAREER? 🚔

The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is hiring!

If you’re looking for more than just a job, consider a career where you can serve your community, make a difference, and be part of a team committed to professionalism and public service.

Whether you’re beginning a career in law enforcement or looking for a new opportunity to continue serving, we want to hear from you.

⭐ Competitive pay and benefits
⭐ Career advancement opportunities
⭐ Specialized assignments and training
⭐ Serve and protect the community you call home
⭐ Join a team that makes a difference every day

Your next chapter could start with FCSO.

👉 Visit www.fcva.us and click Jobs to view current opportunities and apply.

Frederick County, VA Government

08/31/2026

READY FOR YOUR NEXT CAREER?

The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is hiring!

If you’re looking for more than just a job, consider a career where you can serve your community, make a difference, and be part of a team committed to professionalism and public service.

Whether you’re beginning a career in law enforcement or looking for a new opportunity to continue serving, we want to hear from you.

⭐ Competitive benefits
⭐ Career advancement opportunities
⭐ Specialized assignments and training
⭐ Serve and protect the community you call home
⭐ Join a team that makes a difference every day

Your next chapter could start with FCSO.

👉 Visit www.fcva.us and click Jobs to view current opportunities and apply.

Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
Serve. Protect. Make a Difference.

We extend our sympathies to the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office and the family and friends of Sheriff Steve Draper. Sherif...
08/30/2026

We extend our sympathies to the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office and the family and friends of Sheriff Steve Draper. Sheriff Draper was the longest serving Sheriff in the Commonwealth taking office on January 1, 1994. He will be sorely missed and fondly remembered. We offer our thoughts and prayers to all who mourn his passing.

# # In Memory of Sheriff Draper

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office announces the passing of our beloved Sheriff, Sheriff Draper.

Sheriff Draper’s service to Martinsville began in 1973, when he first joined the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office. What began as a career in public service became a lifetime of dedication to this office, this community, and the people he was honored to serve.

In 1993, he ran for the Office of Sheriff and was elected by the citizens of Martinsville. He took office in 1994 and went on to serve as Sheriff for more than three decades, becoming known as the longest-serving Sheriff in the Commonwealth of Virginia. His extraordinary tenure reflected not only his devotion to public service, but also the tremendous trust the citizens of Martinsville placed in him throughout the years.

For more than half a century, Sheriff Draper dedicated his life to this community. He witnessed generations grow, worked alongside generations of employees, and served countless citizens throughout his career. To many, he was the Sheriff they had known for most, if not all, of their lives.

To the men and women of the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office, he was more than our Sheriff. He was a leader, mentor, colleague, and friend. His presence was a constant within this office, and his guidance, character, and commitment helped shape the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office into what it is today.

To the community, he was a devoted public servant who spent his life serving the city he loved. Behind the title and the badge was a man who cared deeply about Martinsville and its people. The relationships he built and the lives he touched over more than five decades of service are an enduring part of the legacy he leaves behind.

There are few words that can adequately express the loss felt by his family, our staff, his friends, and the community he served for so many years. While we mourn his passing, we are also grateful for the remarkable life of service he gave to Martinsville.

His absence will be deeply felt, but his influence will remain—in the halls of the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office, in those who had the privilege of serving alongside him, and throughout the community to which he devoted so much of his life.

Once arrangements have been finalized, additional information will be shared with our staff and the community.

During this incredibly difficult time, we ask that you keep Sheriff Draper’s family, friends, the men and women of the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office, and all those whose lives he touched in your thoughts and prayers.

**After more than five decades of service, Sheriff Draper leaves behind a legacy that will forever be woven into the history of the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office and the community he so faithfully served.**

**His watch may have ended, but his legacy of service will never be forgotten.**

To the Citizens of Frederick County and our neighbors in Clarke County, Please see the letter below from both Sheriff Le...
08/27/2026

To the Citizens of Frederick County and our neighbors in Clarke County, Please see the letter below from both Sheriff Lenny Millholland and Sheriff Travis Sumption. If you or someone you know has fallen victim to these types of crimes please contact the appropriate law enforcement agency for your jurisdiction. The following information will be needed to make a report:
The amount of the check.
The Business the check was written to.
What bank the check was drawn on.
Where it was cashed (if known).
Where the check was mailed from. Was it mailed to a Postal blue box, post office or residential mailbox.
We appreciate your time and help with this matter.

🐾 **Happy National Dog Day!** 🐾Today, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is celebrating some of the hardest-working f...
08/26/2026

🐾 **Happy National Dog Day!** 🐾

Today, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is celebrating some of the hardest-working four-legged members of our team—our K9s!

Our K9 teams play an important role in helping keep Frederick County safe. Whether they’re assisting deputies, searching for people or evidence, or connecting with members of our community, these incredible dogs are always ready to get to work.

National Dog Day is the perfect opportunity to recognize our K9s—and the dedicated handlers who train, work, and care for them every day.

Please join us in giving our FCSO K9s some extra appreciation today! Drop a 🐾 in the comments to show them some love!

**Happy National Dog Day from the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office!**

As What's The Damage campaign continues, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is reminding everyone that keeping our ro...
08/25/2026

As What's The Damage campaign continues, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is reminding everyone that keeping our roads safe is a shared responsibility.

If alcohol is part of your plans, driving shouldn’t be. Take a few minutes before heading out to arrange a sober ride home, designate a driver, or make other safe transportation plans.

Don’t wait until it’s too late to make the right choice. Plan ahead. Drive sober. Help keep our community safe.

www.WhatsTheDamage.org

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08/20/2026
After 10 years of faithful and distinguished service, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the ret...
08/20/2026

After 10 years of faithful and distinguished service, the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the retirement of Bloodhound K-9 Bleu. 🐾

For a decade, Bleu has answered countless calls to help locate missing and endangered persons, as well as suspects attempting to evade law enforcement. With his remarkable nose, determination, and specialized training, he has been an invaluable part of our K-9 program and a true asset to our community.

But Bleu was more than a working K-9. He was also an ambassador for the Sheriff’s Office, bringing smiles wherever he went and becoming a beloved member of our law-enforcement family.

Age has finally caught up with our long-eared friend, and after 10 years of service, he has more than earned the right to retire. No more callouts, long days, or tracking—just plenty of treats, naps, and time to enjoy retirement. ❤️

Thank you, Bleu, for every mile you tracked, every person you helped bring home, and every year you faithfully served our community. You have earned your retirement!**

A special thank-you to Deputy Dan Clark, Bleu’s handler for many years. We know this moment is bittersweet, but the bond you shared and the work you accomplished together will always be a special part of the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office family.

Congratulations on your retirement, Bleu! You’ll always be one of our own.

The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is proud to support the 25th Anniversary Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign. ...
08/19/2026

The Frederick County Sheriff's Office is proud to support the 25th Anniversary Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign. We are reminding Virginians that a DUI can cost far more than money.

Join us in encouraging everyone to make a safe plan before celebrating.

Learn more at www.WhatsTheDamage.org

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1080 Coverstone Drive
Wi******er, VA
22602

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