After nearly 23 years serving the Clay County community, Sgt. Lanier is beginning a new chapter.

From working in the jail, to patrol, investigations, and public information, Sgt. Lanier has dedicated her career to serving this community with professionalism, compassion, and heart. As she prepares for retirement and her move to Seattle, she joins us to reflect on her career, share lessons learned along the way, discuss the role of a Public Information Officer, and talk about what’s next after law enforcement.

Thank you, Sgt. Lanier, for your years of service to Clay County.

This is an important one.

Our Clay Watch and Special Needs Program is designed to help protect some of the most vulnerable members of our community. This voluntary program allows families to share critical information about loved ones who may be prone to wandering, ensuring deputies have what they need when every second counts.

Deputy Ronnie Freshour from our Community Affairs Unit explains how this program works, why it matters, how to sign up and how having this information ahead of time can make a life-saving difference during emergencies.

Link to our Clay Watch program ⬇️

Clay Watch | Clay County Sheriff’s Office

Fair season is almost here!

In this episode of Never Off Duty, Lt. Zach Cox with CCSO Emergency Preparedness breaks down everything you need to know before you go! From traffic patterns and parking to how we're working behind the scenes to keep you and your family safe at the Clay County Fair.

Plan ahead and stay informed. Enjoy the fair safely starting next Thursday, April 2nd!