County Sheriff Jim Smith, County Recorder Deborah Wright and County Councilwoman District 1 Kim Cates will seek re-election, while County Auditor Alyssa Schmucker will seek her first elected term in office.
Read MoreKosciusko County elected officials, in partnership with Bowen Health, are uniting to support local veterans through a Thanksgiving meal distribution and the launch of a new mental health initiative dedicated exclusively to those who have served.
Read MoreIn updating the Kosciusko County Council Thursday, Oct. 9, on the county’s financial status with the Indiana Department of Corrections, Sheriff Jim Smith also hit on an error in a Sept. 15 Indiana Capital Chronicle story that said the county was overpaid by the IDOC.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Sept. 23, Kosciusko Leadership Academy learned about the law enforcement and judicial system in Kosciusko County.
Read MoreFor a couple years, Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith has been working to get a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for his deputies.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office invites the public to learn about the Kosciusko Community Recovery Program at a meeting 6-8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21.
Read MoreTo graduate Crisis Intervention Team training and become a CIT officer, first responders must have 40 hours of class time that covers a plethora of topics.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office Merit Board discussed the hiring process for two merit deputy positions at KCSO during a meeting on Thursday, Sept. 12.
Read MoreA Patriot Day Ceremony will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the 9/11 Memorial located at Central Park, 117 E. Canal St., in front of the Zimmer-Biomet Center Lake Pavilion, Warsaw.
Read MoreSheriff Jim Smith told the Kosciusko County Council Thursday, June 6, that he’s taking a look at increasing medical coverage in the jail to 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Read MoreAfter getting approval from the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday, Jan. 16, and the County Council Thursday, Jan. 11, the sheriff’s office will be applying for two grants for the Community Recovery Program totaling around $1 million.
Read MoreTo help inmates become a productive part of the community after they’re released from jail — and to help keep them from returning to jail — Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith is looking to launch the Community Recovery Program that will utilize the resources of many community partners.
Read MoreThe Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Merit Board reviewed statistics for 2023 and discussed a new program in the Kosciusko County Jail during a Jan. 11 meeting.
Read MoreThe word “sheriff” resonates with authority and responsibility.
Read MoreBesides being the first line of defense, the role of school resource officers is broad, but the most important thing is building relationships with the students, Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Doug Light told the County Council Thursday, Aug. 10.
Read MoreK9 handler Caleb Snyder happily introduced the new Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office jail drug detection dog, Buck, on Thursday, April 13.
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