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If you have a child age 8-13, they're invited to attend our summer camp from July 17-19. We'll have lots of law enforcement demonstrations, games, water day, and so much fun!
To register, just stop by our office for a form, or give us a call at 850-547-4421.
Join us in welcoming our newest four legged deputy that will be patrolling the roads of Holmes County.
K9 “Buck” recently passed his narcotics certification and will be assigned to his handler Deputy Bo Smith.
Congratulations, Blue Devils!
The defending state champs are headed back to state after defeating Jay. We can’t wait to cheer them on as they battle for a repeat championship!
Sheriff Tate along with numerous other sheriffs, and state and federal law enforcement leaders met with Congressman Neal Dunn, M.D. last week. The group discussed the prevalence of fentanyl and other drug related issues plaguing our communities.
Our correctional officers and jail staff work behind the scenes in an often hostile environment, but they show up every day and do their jobs without complaint.
Thank you, Correctional Officers, for all you do, even when no one sees or hears it.
We're celebrating two special groups of superheroes this week - nurses and teachers
Their jobs are often thankless and stressful, so we want to be sure they know today and every day how grateful we are for the work they do!
Thank you to Bonifay First United Methodist Church and Holmes County Ministerial Assoc. for hosting the National Day of Prayer service today. And HCHS students for@the music.
Our county and communities, our country, our leaders, and more were covered in prayer.
Sheriff Tate, Sgt. Eldridge, and Sgt. Howard cooked a lunch for athletes and guests at the Holmes County Special Olympics.
We had a visit from the Bay County Sheriff's Office helicopter!
Thank you to everyone who works so hard to make this event a big success year after year!
Holmes County will join other communities across the country at noon on May 4, 2023 for National Day of Prayer in the annual event sponsored by the Holmes County Ministerial Association.
Deputy Sherrouse, SRO at BETHLEHEM HIGH SCHOOL, had a warm greeting from last night’s Prayer Walk waiting by his parking spot when he got to work this morning.
We’re so fortunate to have faculty, and staff that welcome our deputies into their schools and treat them like family.
They're a small, but mighty crew, and they work tirelessly to send the best help in the worst situations.
To our dedicated professionals:
Tammy
Kylie
Cricket
Beth
Ashley
Rebecca
Amber
Codey
Thank you.
Most counties can say they have animal control, but only Holmes County can say we've got Sgt. Jason Stafford!
From lost and stolen animals to obtaining specialized livestock certifications, Sgt. Stafford has proven his dedication to Holmes County's animals, and their people.
We closed out National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week with a lunch honoring our top notch communications crew!
Holmes County first responders count on these professionals 24/7 to direct them safely to citizens in need, and relay important information as quickly as possible
A big thank you to Poplar Springs High School for inviting Sheriff Tate to speak to students this morning! The sheriff was joined by Ryan George, who shared his experience with addiction and recovery.
We're proud to partner with members of our community.
It was a beautiful day for a Torch Run! Sheriff Tate, Deputies Barton and Shirah, along with Holmes CI Warden Flores and staff had the privilege of escorting the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics through Bonifay today.
Sheriff Tate and Pastor Jerrod Jenkins speaking to the PDL student body today. Talking about making good choices and staying away from drugs - lessons we hope these kids will carry with
They will be making rounds to other Holmes County schools in the coming days.
Sheriff Tate, along with Sheriff Edenfield, Sheriff Crews, and more sheriffs from across the state were in Tallahassee for Sheriff's Day at the Capitol today.
Thank you to State Representative Shane Abbott and Jay Trumbull for meeting with our local sheriffs.
A big thank you to First Baptist Bonifay for inviting us to their Hometown Heroes event last night!
Sheriff Tate, Lt. Odum, Sgt. Welch, and Deputy Wilkinson got to share a little about their jobs, show the kids their vehicles and spend some time just hanging out.
We'll be cheering on the BETHLEHEM HIGH SCHOOL Wildcats as they take on the Chipley Tigers in tonight's District Championship game!
Good luck, Wildcats, from Sheriff Tate and the Holmes County Sheriff's Office!