Community Outreach

Serving Brooke County, WV Since 1870

Our History

Community Outreach is one of the top priorities of the Brooke County Sheriff’s Department. Informing the citizens of Brooke County in order to make neighborhoods safer, reducing crime and addressing other areas of concerns are some of the reasons we provide community outreach.

Prevention Resource Officers are often asked to speak to children at local schools and day care centers to inform them of the duties of an officer as well as other safety related topics such as Bullying, Stranger Danger, The Dangers of Drug Use and The Risks of Social Media. It is a great opportunity for children to become more familiar and comfortable around an officer.

Deputies are also available to meet with groups such as Senior Centers and Neighborhood Watch groups to discuss things such as Identity Thefts, Scams, Property Crimes.

If you are interested in having Sheriff Palmer or another Deputy speak to your community about ways to proactively fight crime, contact my main office at (304) 737-3660.

Our Principles

Access to Our Staff

We remain available to the Citizens of Brooke County for any community event.

Education

We understand the importance of education for our young people. From helping to understand the dangers of drugs and crime, to building relationships within our community, we are here to educate and assist.  

Community

Everyone in Brooke County deserves our support and recognition. We shall always seek to provide our support to our seniors, community watch programs, and any organization that places our citizens’ needs first.  We are here to serve Brooke County.   

We’re here to support our community.
Let us know how to help you!

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