Save the date! 🐰 Mike-Mike’s Egg-stravaganza, hosted by the Vinson family, will be a free, community-wide event on Saturday, March 28th at the Laurens County Park from 1-4pm. LCSO will be there with KidPrint and many other local First Responder agencies will be present with their vehicles and some other surprises. Big Air Street Games, bounce house, hotdogs, Tiny Trotters, ice cream, and more! Spread the word and make plans to join in on the fun- in loving memory of firefigh

🚨 Scam Alert: Citizens have reported being contacted by scammers posing as jail staff, demanding payment for the release of someone incarcerated at our Detention Center. Usually, the scammer requests a green dot card, other gift card, or money wire. We will never contact you in this manner. Scammers often “spoof” phone numbers to appear as if they are actually calling from the Sheriff’s Office or the Detention Center. If you have questions or concerns, contact us directly by

We have received many calls lately inquiring about our Project Lifesaver Program so we wanted to reshare this information: Project Lifesaver is a rapid response program designed to locate individuals who are at risk of wandering. Participants wear a bracelet that contains a battery-operated transmitter with a unique frequency. If the individual wanders away from home, Laurens County Dispatch is contacted and Sheriff's Office staff respond with tracking equipment to locate the

Interested in learning more about Sheriff's Office functions? Our Citizens Academy is your chance to step behind the scenes and learn how LCSO serves and protects our community every day. This opportunity offers a firsthand look at the realities of law enforcement. An informed community is a safer community and we're proud to open our doors and answer your questions. Tentative start date is March 3rd and will continue every Tuesday from 6PM to 8PM through April 7th. Must be 1

It is with sadness that we announce the passing of former LCSO K-9 Remus. Remus retired in March of 2025 after faithfully serving the citizens of Laurens County. Though he was retired, Remus remained a valued part of the LCSO family, and we are grateful for his dedication, loyalty, and service to this county during his time here. We extend our condolences to his handler, family, and all who served alongside him. Rest easy, Remus. Well done.

Update: Mr. Thomas has been located. Our sincere prayers are with the family. BE ON THE LOOKOUT 85 year old James Thomas 5’4 150 lbs Missing from the area of Goose Way in Gray Court. Last seen at approx 8pm last night wearing brown/khaki pants and a brown/white shirt. If you see him or have any information concerning his whereabouts, contact 911 or Laurens County Dispatch at 864-984-2523.

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) has awarded grant funding to the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office to expand their Project Lifesaver program, which provides safety technology to Laurens County families caring for loved ones prone to wandering due to Alzheimer’s and other cognitive-related conditions. Wandering is a common and potentially dangerous behavior among individuals with a dementia-related illness. Someone with dementia who wanders can quickly become disorie

Today is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Every day, we honor the men and women who serve with dedication, integrity, and courage. We are grateful for our deputies who display professionalism and compassion for their community. Your service matters and your sacrifice does not go unnoticed. We also thank the families who support them, standing behind the badge every single day.

UPDATE 4:42: Suspect in custody — There is heavy law enforcement presence in the area of Confederate Drive and McCoy Road in Ware Shoals relating to an incident involving Greenville and Greenwood Counties. Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is assisting. The only description of the individual involved provided at this time is a bald white male wearing a blue shirt. Approx 6’ and 230 pounds. If you see an individual in this area matching this description, contact 911.

It’s that time of year again ❤️ The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is collecting items for our Senior Valentine Care Bags as part of our Senior Outreach Services program. We have many seniors enrolled, including several who live alone, and we love finding ways to bring a little extra cheer to them. Below are some suggested items, but any donation is truly appreciated. Items may be dropped off at our office during normal business hours. Donation deadline: February 6, 2026 Yes