Sheriffs Office

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is an accredited statewide law enforcement agency that protects residents lives and their property, promotes traffic safety and provides public safety services. It supports the Share the Road Safely program that is presented by motorists throughout Ohio on commercial trucks as part of a statewide campaign to remind both car and truck drivers to share Ohio roadways safely. The Ohio State Highway Patrol offers investigation of traffic crashes, aid in highway breakdowns, background checks, driver tests and vehicle inspections. The agency also provides emergency response and support services to the public and criminal justice community. The Ohio State Highway Patrol has been operational for more than 75 years and maintains a state trooper post in Delaware, Ohio.

The Buckeye Sheriff's Department in Columbus, OH has been serving the community since 1788, providing a range of law enforcement services including court security, service of papers, jail operations, extradition process, and transportation of prisoners. They are part of the Ohio Sheriffs Association, which acts as a coordinating group to keep the individual county sheriffs updated on the latest advancements in law enforcement techniques, technology, and legislative actions. The department's primary focus is to maintain the safety and security of the public, working in cooperation with other peace officers throughout Ohio and similar organizations in other states. They strive to uphold integrity, exchange information, and influence legislation to meet the needs of enforcement officials and ensure public safety.Generated from the website