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Are you a new resident of our community? Perhaps you have lived here for years and are interested in learning about what’s new in town? Whatever the case, stay updated on neighborhood happenings by getting the latest community news and attending upcoming public events at Marion County Sheriff’s Office in Buena Vista, GA.
Events & News
Courtney Cornell and her family experienced a tragedy about 1 year ago when there house burnt down on Flamingo Drive. The children wanted to show there appreciation to the Marion County Sheriff's Department, by their creative artwork.
1999 white Honda Accord is SOLD
The Marion County Sheriff's Office will be accepting sealed bids on a 2005 Blue Chrysler PT Cruiser. All bids will be sealed and dropped off at the Marion County Sheriff's Office, with name, contact information, and bid amount. Starting bid on the 2005 Blue Chrysler PT Cruiser is $1,500.00
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this is what happens when you bring drugs in our county
In Loving Memory Of
Sheriff Glenn Cooper
44 Years of Service
OUR HEARTS ARE WITH YOU IN THIS TIME OF SORROW. CONDOLENCES, FROM THE STAFF AT MARION COUNTY SHERIFF' OFFICE .
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On September 21, 2018 DeQueszman Kelley, Successfully completed 12 weeks of training at the Columbus Police Academy.
As You Gear Up To Protect & Serve.....
As we pray for you to have an unseen protector along every step of the way. May you stay safe, may wisdom and compassion grow. May your desire to help others never grow cold. Congratulations Deputy Kelley
GROUNDbreaking ceremony
NEW CONSTRUCTION IN MARION CO.
Phoebe Sumter Buena Vista Clinic will offer healthcare services to residents of Marion Co. and surrounding Communities
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BEWARE..................
Please keep all valuables locked and stored out of sight in your vehicles. Lock your doors and activate your alarm if your car and house is equipped with an alarm system. Don't let any strangers in your home. If someone comes to your door trying to demonstrate products of any kind, please don't let them inside your home. CALL THE AUTHORITIES IMMEDIATELY! Please document as much information as possible.
Our staff is available 24/7 229-649-3841
Fun Facts about December
- It is the first month of winter and the last month of the year.
- National Cookie Day is December 4th. Other snacks celebrated this month include pie, cotton candy, chocolate brownies (mmm!), cocoa, and cupcakes.
- December often marks the beginning of rain, snow, and cold weather.
- In the United States the month is associated with Christmas. There are Christmas decorations, sales, musicals, and parties. Many people spend their time Christmas shopping.
- A lot of people have days off around Christmas and before New Year's Eve.
- December in the Northern Hemisphere is similar to June in the Southern Hemisphere.
- The first day of Winter is on either December 21 or 22. This is the shortest day of the year and the longest night. It is called the Winter or Southern solstice in the Northern Hemisphere.
Send Us Your Community News Inquiries
Marion County Sheriff’s Office has been around since 1835, so you can be sure that we won’t fail you when it comes to public service. From handling your security concerns to updating you on public events, we have you covered. Should you have inquiries about our community news or upcoming events, don’t hesitate to get in touch. You may visit the sheriff’s office or reach us by phone or fax 24/7.
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Law Enforcement Officer's Prayer
O Almighty God,
Whose great power and eternal wisdom embrace the universe. Watch over all the police officers and law enforcement officers. Protect them from harm in the performance of their duty to stop crime, robberies, riots and violence. We pray, help them keep our streets and homes safe day and night. We recommend them to your loving care because their duty is dangerous. Grant them your mending strength and courage in their daily assignments. Dear God, protect these brave men and women and grant them your almighty protection. Unite them safely with their families after duty ends. For these men and women truly walk the “Thin Blue Line.”
Amen.