FBI - Jackson

FBI Jackson and FBI New Orleans supported the Mississippi Sheriffs' Association Summer Conference by participating in professional development sessions and engaging in open dialogue focused on enhancing public safety and strengthening partnerships across Mississippi.

Getting educated and taking a few steps will help prevent you from becoming a victim of crime and fraud.

Learn about it here: https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/scams-and-safety

The works to find missing children no matter how long ago they disappeared, and we need YOUR help. This , help us bring them home by reviewing fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap. Report tips to tips.fbi.gov or call 1-800-CALL-FBI.

In recognition of National , the FBI reaffirms our year-round commitment to reuniting missing and kidnapped children with their families. Discover how the supports missing child cases and helps bring kids home: fbi.gov/missing

During Police Week, FBI Jackson, together with state and federal law enforcement agencies across Mississippi, honors the officers who gave their lives in service to the state. Their sacrifice stands as the ultimate expression of love for their communities. May we always remember them.

Congratulations to FBI Special Agent Amiano on receiving the Top Cop Award at the 2026 Police Memorial and Appreciation Day in recognition of his outstanding service and unwavering dedication.

The FBI Jackson Victim Services Unit, along with special agents, participated in a Choctaw Multidisciplinary Team working group focused on forensic interviewing in Indian Country. The group delivered targeted presentations and training sessions to local, state, federal, and tribal partners.

Are you looking for some summer fun for rising teenagers? FBI Jackson Teen Academy applications are open. Come join us for hands-on learning and a behind the scenes look into the FBI.

Today, the recognizes Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day. On this Day, we reaffirm our commitment to working with Tribal Nations and Native communities to investigate major crimes that occur on Tribal lands and help achieve justice for the victims and their families. Learn more about the FBI’s work at close to 200 reservations nationwide at fbi.gov/indiancountry.

is committed to strengthening law enforcement. FBI-Jackson is proud to partner with the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services Division to train our local law enforcement officers on the free CJIS services they can use to enhance investigative capabilities and increase collaboration across the state, and even the country.

This joint effort with Department of Public Safety touches agencies across the state and keeps our communities safer.