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(229) 649-3841
Always remember to fall asleep with a DREAM & wake up with a PURPOSE
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Stay Updated on Neighborhood Happenings
Read Community News, Attend Public Events
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.
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NEWS & EVENTS
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D.A.R.E Graduation 2022
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New Scam Alert
Our office has received several calls in the past few months about scam calls. I am advising all citizens to be very vigilant about scams. We have been receiving calls in reference to a young man calling local residents asking for donations to help purchase his medication, We have had calls from the government with warrants for arrest, We have had calls from the IRS to make a payment on a over due account, We have had calls from the Social Security Office. The number might be restricted or it maybe a local number they are calling from trying to get you to answer the phone. These calls are made from an App. on a smart phone. Please do not answer the call or do not call the number back verifying any personal information. The IRS and the Social Security Office will never call you, they will always contact you by mail. Please be careful.
Please do not give out any personal information over the phone, such as your bank information, social security number, emails, or debit / credit card information. These scammers are targeting anyone they think they can lure in, especially the elderly. If you have elderly parents please check their banking information on a regular basis, to make sure they don't have any suspicious withdrawals taken from the account. You can also speak with the financial institution about adding a fraud alert on their account. This will alert you of any unauthorized charges.
Scammers are always looking for ways to con you out of your hard earned money. Please be aware of your financial transactions. Please do not allow people to come to your home, to sell or demonstrate any products.
In the past few months scammers have definitely been on the rise during this time of year. Again, I ask you to just be mindful of the information you give out. Keep an eye on your banking statements, keep doors on your vehicles locked and personal items out of view. Report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
Thank you
Sheriff Derrell Neal
Marion County Sheriff's Department takes precautionary measures during the COVID-19 outbreak
As we all have read or either heard on the news about the coronavirus outbreak, our department is taking necessary measures to keep our staff and inmates at the facility safe. Effective immediately please do not come into the lobby area of the Sheriff's Department unless it is absolutely necessary and you MUST HAVE A MASK ON. As of March 28, 2020 we will be suspending visitation until further notice. If you have a cold, fever or any other symptoms please do not come into the Office. If you think you have been in contact with someone that has the virus please do not enter the facility. Thank you for your cooperation during this time.
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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.
Jail
Marion County Courthouse
100 North Broad Street
Buena Vista, GA 31803
Phone: (229) 649-5542