Nassau County Sheriff's Office

The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO) is undergoing an assessment by the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation to attain state-level accreditation.   An accreditation assessment examines all aspects of the NCSO, including looking at policies and procedures, management, operations and support services.  The agency has to comply with approximately 240 standards in order to

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A message from Sheriff Bill Leeper: The men and women of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office are committed to protecting life and property at all times. This is more important now than ever before. Deputies will continue to patrol neighborhoods, respond to calls for service, investigate crimes and ensure your safety. If you need a

At about 4:45 p.m. Monday NCSO received a call to West Nassau High School in reference to a shooting. Responding deputies determined the incident occurred at another location and the victim was taken to the school after that shooting. Upon arrival deputies found five people in a vehicle, the victim included. The victim, a 16-year-old,

Today, the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA) and Florida Police Chiefs Association (FPCA) gathered at the Florida Capitol to debunk the myth that drug offenders in the state prison are non-violent, low level offenders. Data from the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) establishes that most inmates incarcerated in Florida’s prisons (56%) have been previously convicted of

  On Sunday, January 26, 2020, NCSO was called to Hibbett Sports located at 464721 SR-200 in Yulee in reference to a shoplifting and battery incident.  A store employee stated that two males and two females were attempting to leave the store without paying for merchandise and when confronted the employee was pushed out of

John David Adams, 6 years old, recently had a birthday.  He asked those who attended his birthday party to not bring him a gift, but to bring a new stuffed animal for donation to the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office to give to kids in distress.  He came by the Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday to drop

    Sheriff Leeper read a book to students at Yulee Elementary School during Celebrate Literacy Week the week of January 27 – 31, 2020.  The foundation for reading begins at birth, as a child’s early experiences with books and language lay the groundwork for future success in learning to read.  Modeling your love for

The “Great Kids” Program was started by Sheriff Bill Leeper to recognize outstanding kids in our community who constantly show respect for their peers, help others in a time of need, maintain a strong academic standard, and represent themselves, their family and their school with great character and pride.  The program is facilitated in partnership