The Sequoyah County Sheriff's Department is now participating in Nixle. Nixle is a Community Information Service dedicated to helping you stay connected to the information that matters most to you, depending on your physical location. You stay connected to your local police department, your children’s schools, your local community agencies and organizations, and the important information from other locations throughout the country that are relevant to you. Our service is built on the most secure, reliable, and high-speed distribution platform, ensuring that you receive trusted and immediate, geographically relevant information. Information is immediately available over your cell phone by text message, by email, and over the web. Your account can be customized so you receive the information that matters most to you. Whether it is where you live, work, or have friends or family throughout the country, the information is immediately available to you over your mobile phone, email and computer. . Click This Text for a Registration Information flyer . If you wish to sign up for these notifications, click the link below. |
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The Detention Center is again being managed It is located at: 119B South Oak Sallisaw, OK 74955 Detention Center Phone: 918-776-9028 Detention Center Fax: 918-776-0530 Sheriff's Office Phone: 918-775-1213 |
Sheriff's Auction
Click the photo above for a full-size, printable flyer, which lists the property being auctioned. The flyer is in Adobe PDF format. Click Here for a printable map to the sale location.
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CAPTURED!
Randy Joe Kennel Convicted Sex Offender classified as "Aggravated Offender" Apprehended on 05/14/09!
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WANTED! Alvin Eugene Webster Convicted Sex Offender classified as "Aggravated Offender" While out on bail for additional pending charges, If you know the wherabouts of Alvin Eugene Webster, |
Apprehended!
The Sheriff's Department was able to identify this man
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The Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association has recently completed it's 2009 Sheriff's Academy. The academy consisted of 80 hours of training in areas such as ethics, mental health, budgeting, purchasing, civil process, sheriffs sales, jail administration, highway safety, civil liability, risk management and medical liability. Each of the newly elected Sheriffs are required to attend the academy within the first year of taking office. This year we had 21 Sheriffs and 12 Undersheriffs from across the state that completed the CLEET certified training. Those completing the training are Sheriff Joel Kerns ( Pittsburg County), Sheriff Scott Walton (Rogers County), Sheriff Joe Lester (Cleveland County), Sheriff Rick Caddell (Texas County), Sheriff Bob Colbert (Wagoner County), Sheriff Bruce Peoples (Custer County), Sheriff Brian Hale (Haskell County), Sheriff Art Kell (Grady County), Sheriff Gary Stanley (Woodward County), Sheriff Russ Tate (Kiowa County), Sheriff Rick Silver (Washington County), Sheriff R.B. Hauf (Payne County), Sheriff Israel Beauchamp (Latimer County), Sheriff John Christian (Pontotoc County), Sheriff Paul Coffey (Lincoln County), Sheriff James Young (Adair County), Sheriff Michael Booth (Pottawatomie County), Sheriff Wayne McKinney (Stephens County), Sheriff Jim Bauman (Logan County), Sheriff Devin Huckabay (Greer County), Sheriff Ron Lockhart (Sequoyah County), Sheriff Randall Edwards (Canadian County), Undersheriff Rhett Burnett (Cleveland County), Undersheriff Matthew Boley (Texas County), Undersheriff Michael King (Noble County), Undersheriff Jesse Naputi (Seminole County), Undersheriff Jim Weir (Grady County), Undersheriff Mike Strain (Kiowa County), Undersheriff Lennis Miller (Caddo County), Undersheriff Michael Hedrick (Beaver County), Undersheriff Jimmy Gallagher (Jefferson County), Undersheriff Roy Linkswiler (McCurtain County), Undersheriff Dave Balleweg (Pottawatomie County), Undersheriff Michael Sticklemeyer (Wagoner County). *Reproduced from a News Release from the Oklahoma Sheriff's Association Web Site, at http://www.oklahomasheriffs.com/news_events.htm
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Pictured Above (L to R): Corgill's Motorsports Service Manager Bart Winters, Sheriff Ron Lockhart, Sheriff Lockhart recently accepted delivery of a 2009 Yamaha Rhino, from Corgill's Motorsports, in Poteau. It will be used for Search & Rescue, Drug Eradication, Special Events, etc. The Rhino was obtained through the Yamaha Law Loan Program, which allows law enforcement agencies to use a new Rhino, free of charge, for one year.
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The vehicle pictured above was donated to the Sheriff's Department by the First National Bank. It is marked with the new color scheme. As units are replaced, all marked units of the Sheriff's Department will also have the new colors. Also shown in the picture is the new sign above the entrance of the Sheriff's Department and the Detention Center. The sign was recently installed, to help you locate both offices more easily.
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