Sheriff Jim Smith 10 Months Into The Job: The Office Staff
The word “sheriff” resonates with authority and responsibility.
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.
Read MoreLiving in Transition Effectively has partnered with KCSO on the purchase of a Safe Visitor Kiosk.
Read MoreKosciusko County Emergency Management Agency Director Ed Rock has celebrated his retirement after 20 years with the county.
Read MoreWarsaw Breakfast Optimist Club member Dr. Sarah Masterson recently met with Kosciusko County Sheriff Jim Smith to distribute Optimist Creed cards to law enforcement officers as part of the Optimist “Respect for Law” program.
Read MoreThe first half of Thursday’s Kosciusko County Council meeting was about wages, including Sheriff Jim Smith’s contract for 2023 and a stipend for some of the Kosciusko County Highway Department’s employees.
Read MoreOne day after his election victory, Jim Smith attended his first Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Merit Board meeting as sheriff-elect.
Read MoreTo the voters of Kosciusko County, thank you for electing me to be the next Kosciusko County sheriff.
Read MoreRepublicans came out in full force Tuesday as the GOP swept all the contested election races in Kosciusko County.
Read MoreOne of the many things that I admire about Jim Smith is that he’s a straight shooter.
Read MoreMonday, Oct. 3, started as a bright and beautiful fall day.
Read MoreThe problems that face this county’s law enforcement require a strong leader.
Read MoreA wise person once said that “a person is measured by the company that they keep.”
Read MoreIt’s looking like we might see a “red wave” in the election this year, but local Democrats are pushing their candidates with full force, so it’s important that Republicans don’t fall asleep at the switch.
Read MoreJames Marshall decided to run for sheriff after the Republican candidate he supported was beat in the primary.
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