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Law enforcement agency

Lee County Sheriff's Office
Abbreviation	LCSO
Agency overview
Employees	42
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdiction	Lee, Virginia, USA

Map of Lee County Sheriff's Office's jurisdiction
Size	437 square miles (1,130 km)
Population	23,589
Legal jurisdiction	Lee County
Governing body	County (US)
Constituting instrument	Yes
General nature	Local civilian police
Operational structure
Headquarters	Jonesville, Virginia
Deputys	39
Civilians	3
Agency executive	Gary B. Parsons, Sheriff
Website
Official Website

The Lee County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) is the primary law enforcement agency servicing 23,589 people within 437 square miles (1,130 km) of jurisdiction within Lee County, VA.

Programs

The agency is currently headed by Gary B. Parsons.

Project Lifesaver Project Lifesaver cares for people with Alzheimers and other related mental dysfunctional disorders using the latest technology.
Lee County Victim/Witness Office Some services it provides are: Courtroom Assistance, Financial Assistance, Victim Input, Notifications, Protection, and Support Services.
DANGER Lee County's Drug and Anger Management for Elementary Students is a program between the LCSO and the Lee County School Board that educates elementary school students on the dangers of drugs and anger. This program replaced D.A.R.E. in the county.
Lee County Neighborhood Watch A program where members of the community can watch over their own and inform the LCSO on tips of violence and crime.

E-911

A new system that allows people in an emergency situation to get help as fast as possible. Every resident is assigned a 911 address.

Fallen officers

Since the establishment of the Lee County Sheriff's Office, 7 officer has died in the line of duty.

Officer	Date of Death	Details
Deputy Sheriff Fred Arnold Sr.	Wednesday, December 26, 1934	Gunfire
Deputy Sheriff Arch F. Redmond	Thursday, July 18, 1935	Gunfire
Deputy Sheriff Robert L. Bailey	Thursday, July 18, 1935	Gunfire
Constable Coner Flanary Hughes	Tuesday, January 28, 1936	Gunfire
Deputy Sheriff Marion David Lipps	Thursday, April 2, 1936	Gunfire
Chief of Police Ruben Wallen	Sunday, August 16, 1936	Gunfire
Sergeant John Lee Martin	Monday, November 7, 1988	Gunfire

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