Wise County Sheriff's Office

This week, members of the Sheriff’s Office completed ALERRT Advanced Active Attack Integrated Response (AAIR) training.

AAIR training brings law enforcement, fire, and EMS personnel together to prepare for one of the most challenging situations first responders may face. By training as a unified team, we improve our ability to rapidly locate victims, provide lifesaving medical care, and safely evacuate the injured during critical incidents.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Wise County EMS for their partnership and assistance throughout the training. Their involvement is essential to ensuring a coordinated response when seconds matter most.

We would also like to thank Grace Fellowship for generously allowing us to utilize their facilities for this important training. Community partnerships like these help us better prepare to protect and serve the citizens of Wise County.

Training together today helps save lives tomorrow.

After years as our go-to IT expert, last week we had the opportunity to celebrate Don Pliler as he officially begins retirement.

Don has been the behind-the-scenes problem solver for the last 8 years! With his knowledge, dedication, and willingness to help he has made a lasting impact on the Wise County Sheriff’s Office.

We’re incredibly thankful for his years of hard work and we’re glad to celebrate this special milestone with him.

Congratulations, Don, on your retirement! Wishing you nothing but the best in this next chapter!

🌧️ With rainy weather moving through Wise County, we want to remind everyone to slow down and stay alert on the roads.

Wet conditions can reduce visibility and make it harder to stop quickly, so give yourself extra time and space while driving.

🚗 Slow down
👀 Stay focused
⬅️ Leave extra distance between vehicles
⚠️ Avoid distractions

Your safety and the safety of others on the road matters. Stay safe, Wise County!