Message from the Sheriff
With the dawning of this New Year, I begin my twelfth year in this esteemed Office. I am so thankful and grateful to the citizens of Richmond for their continued support and trust in me. Working alongside me are more than four hundred dedicated men and women who are simply the most outstanding public servants a leader could have by his side.
Together, we recommit our efforts to providing this community the safest jail and court systems in the state. We look forward to working with Mayor Stoney and his administration, as well as, the new members of City Council.
Our partnerships and collaborative efforts with city leaders, public safety partners and our colleagues and friends in law enforcement are strong. We are working with them to enhance mental health awareness and services, to better understand and assist with initiatives that help to stem the opioid epidemic and to provide solutions and treatment to the threat posed by heroin addiction. These initiatives are helping to shelter the homeless, reduce recidivism and provide focus to our ability to offer much needed reentry services.
We are investing in our personnel by ensuring that we provide opportunities to grow their expertise through training initiatives that support both professional and personal growth. This year our focus is on incorporating more technology and automation into the daily processes, and leveraging our ability to provide more on-the-job training to our employees.
The future is bright and we are excited about this opportunity to serve you the community. As always, we ask for your patience, support and prayers.
God bless each of you and let us keep our community safe!
Follow us on social media, and send questions and comments to me using the Ask The Sheriff link.
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View the Most Recent Sheriff's Office Annual Report
The Richmond City Sheriff's Office has just released its annual report for 2016. The report can be viewed and downloaded here.
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VINE - Victim Information and Notification Everyday
The Virginia VINE system is a service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or Internet to search for information regarding the custody status of their offender and to register to receive telephone and e-mail notification when the offender’s custody status changes. The VINE toll-free number for the Virginia VINE system is (800) 467-4943. This service is provided to assist Victims of Crime who have a right to know about their offender's custody status.
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Send money to an inmate online or over the phone!
In an effort to improve the efficiencies and security regarding inmate deposits, Access Secure Deposits now offers the following payment options for family and friends of inmates.
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Send Money to your loved one over the phone or on the web:
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Toll Free Phone Deposits
As low as $3.95
1-866-345-1884
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Internet Deposit
As low as $2.95
www.accesscorrections.com
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Click on www.accesscorrections.com to send money to your loved one today! Access Secure Deposits takes all MasterCard and Visa debit and credit cards. Additional information is also located on our website www.accesscorrections.com under Frequently Asked Questions.
