A reminder from Smyth County Sheriff Chip Shuler: think twice before posting photos of your kids online. Review your privacy settings, and please be mindful of who can see your family’s photos. We must protect our kids. #OnlineSafety #ProtectOurKids zurl.co/Uyvf4

The Giles County Sheriff’s Office now has a trauma-informed interview room for sexual assault survivors, provided by Project Beloved: The Molly Jane Mission. Offering home-like space that feels more comfortable for survivors when speaking to investigators. zurl.co/9hIvG

Every day, VA's law enforcement officers put on the badge knowing the risks that come with serving others. By purchasing a Law Enforcement Memorial license plate, you can honor the memory of officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. zurl.co/uqxBv

The Richmond City Sheriff's Office joined Chesterfield, Henrico, and the Virginia State Police at the 6th Annual Community Cup on Oct. 3. It was a day of friendly competition and family fun, and a great way to build connections between first responders. zurl.co/FZGBQ

The Washington County Sheriff's Office has earned its 6th accreditation from the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission, a reflection of its commitment to professionalism, accountability, and excellence. zurl.co/feh7N

On Oct. 5, the Rockbridge County Sheriff's Office joined the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association to escort a new Purple Heart Homes modular home through its final 10 miles to Glasgow. It will be gifted to a deserving veteran. Read more here: zurl.co/eL3wp

The Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office & Regional Jail will be supporting Cancer Awareness Month by wearing pink badges & pink shirts for civilian employees. Many have suffered from this disease, & we at the Sheriff’s Office want to show our support by displaying on our uniforms.

On Oct. 17, the Warrenton Police Department, VA State Police, Fauquier County Sheriff's, & Fauquier County Fire & Rescue will face off in "Battle of the Badges" to raise funds for Fauquier Deputy Eric MacMinn's family as his 3-year-old son recovers. zurl.co/XpAMN

Congratulations to Iman White of the Richmond City Sheriff's Office, honored as a Richmond Reentry Champion by the Leviticus Training Center! Recognizing her work with reentry services & the GRACE program, helping returning citizens rebuild their lives. zurl.co/Ya7FL

⏰ Last chance to shop! The Virginia Sheriffs’ Merch Market closes tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 2! Shop our limited-time collection of Virginia Sheriffs’ apparel and merchandise before the store closes and save 10% with code FALL10 at checkout. Shop now: zurl.co/yB6qc

Nearly four months after Carroll County Sheriff's Deputy Logan Utt was killed in the line of duty, his wife Katlin has launched the 121 Foundation, named for his badge number, to carry on his legacy of kindness and service in the community he loved. zurl.co/1mslA

The Wythe County Sheriff's Office is protecting local seniors from scams with a new program: every participant gets a debit card sleeve reminding them to pause before sharing financial info, plus a dedicated Scam Line to report suspicious calls. zurl.co/A4CNf

Think you’ll hear a train? Think again! Several hundred tons of metal traveling at high speed would seem impossible to go unnoticed, but this false assumption claims hundreds of lives every year. Don’t be the next statistic. #RailSafetyWeek

Join the VA DMV and Henrico Police for a FREE Child Safety Seat Check. Trained inspectors will help confirm that children are in properly installed car seats. Sat, Sept 26, 2026 | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Target at White Oak Shopping Center, 4521 S. Laburnum Ave., Richmond, VA 23231

The Virginia Sheriffs’ Merch Market is now open! Shop a limited-time collection of branded apparel and other items perfect for office wear, community events, and everyday use. All shoppers can receive 10% off with code FALL10. Shop now: zurl.co/sUtvB

City of Richmond Sheriff Dr. Antionette Irving joined residents, civic leaders, and community partners at New Life Deliverance Tabernacle Church's Critical Community Conversations forum. 🤝 Read the full story here: zurl.co/qlh6v

Two Alleghany County officers who made the ultimate sacrifice more than a century ago are now honored with memorial highways. Thank you to Sheriff Kyle Moore, the Alleghany County Sheriff's Office, and the Board for keeping their memory alive. Read more: zurl.co/dee7G

The Virginia Sheriffs’ Merch Market is now open! Shop a limited-time collection of branded apparel and other items. The store will remain open through October 2, and all shoppers can receive 10% off with code FALL10. Shop now: zurl.co/g9UFh

Meet Casper, the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office’s new dual-purpose K-9! Casper will work in the school environment alongside his future handler, training in weapons detection while also pursuing therapy dog certification. Welcome to the team, Casper! zurl.co/YaBVS

On Sept. 11, 2001, 72 law enforcement officers were among the nearly 3,000 lives lost. Today we honor their memories and the memory of every first responder who ran toward danger that day. Their sacrifice continues to define what it means to serve, and we carry it with us still.