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  Nassau County Constitution Officers Tax Collector John Drew, Property Appraiser Mike Hickox, Supervisor of Elections Vicki Cannon, Clerk of the Court John Crawford, and Sheriff Bill Leeper met at the Property Appraiser’s Office to discuss ways to improve their organizations and save taxpayer dollars. The topics of discussion included ways to improve moral and production, […]

Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper had the opportunity to swear-in several new employees on Wednesday, December 20, 2017 in front of a large crowd of family and current employees of NCSO.  Three Patrol Deputies, two Detention Deputies, two Communications Officers, one Jail Control Room Operator, and one I.T. Technician were sworn in as they begin

  Yulee, Fla. – The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office Explorers Post traveled to the Florida Sheriffs Explorers Association Delegates meeting in Palm Beach County, in November 2017.  While there the kids participated in defensive tactics training, shooting on the range, traffic stop training, shoot don’t shoot simulations, low lighting search and rescue, team challenges and

      Yulee, Fla. – The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office, Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) worked together on a case that originally began in 2011 involving a doctor at a pain clinic in Clay County. As a member of the DEA Task Force, NCSO became involved in the case

Sheriff Bill Leeper has announced the graduation of the 6th Law Enforcement Citizens Academy at the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office. NCSO’s Citizen Law Enforcement Academy is an educational and informative program that allows Nassau citizens the opportunity to learn about the issues that face law enforcement in our community. The program provides insight into the

  The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office wants to remind everyone to be careful this Halloween.  “Halloween should be filled with surprise and enjoyment, and following some common sense practices can keep events safer and more fun,” said Sheriff Bill Leeper. Here are some tips from the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office to enjoy a safe Halloween:

On August 15, 2017 at 7:12pm, former Jacksonville Firefighter David Sallette, suffered a medical emergency in Nassau County on CR 200. His wife frantically called 911 seeking assistance. First on the scene were Nassau County Sheriff’s Office Deputies Lezandro Deleon, David Douglas, and Mark Hunter. The deputies used an Automated External Defibrillator on Mr Sallette

***Water Distribution*** FREE Bottled water is being distributed at the Callahan Fairgrounds on US Hwy 1, just north of Callahan.

                  911 dispatchers have to be calm under pressure.  Even in the most extreme situations, they have to communicate clearly between the public and the public safety workers charged with their protection.  Nassau County Sheriff’s Office 9-1-1 Communications Officer Kimberly Miner wasn’t sure what was in store

    Sergeant Robin Patterson of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office was one of 37 law enforcement supervisors who graduated from the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute’s 39th Florida Leadership Academy Class on August 18, 2017. These graduates serve in leadership roles representing 31 criminal justice agencies throughout the state. Sergeant Patterson is a 21