From our Family to yours- we wish you a day of fabulous food, great friends and family members to enjoy your blessings with. Happy Thanksgiving from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.
As snow flurries make their way through the Metro this morning, it’s a great reminder to get your vehicle ready with a “Winter Weather Car Kit.” Go to https://t.co/T394jjF06H for a more detailed list.
Join the movement #aworldofhearts on our Polk County Sheriff’s Office, Iowa Facebook page to help create solidarity during these trying times. You can print off the Polk County badge/heart decal and place it in your window. #strongertogether #aworldofhearts
PCSO is launching L.O.S.T (Loved Ones Stay Together) Program. It is a proactive initiative to assist officers in locating and identifying persons suffering from Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Autism or any other medical conditions which could result in them becoming lost or wandering.
Did you know that as a resident of Polk County, Iowa you have the ability to sign up for Smart911? To find out more and to sign up today, visit- https://t.co/FD3RfeuSSJ
The Polk County Sheriff's Office has added an option to our phone tree number to include COVID-19 scams and other scams that our citizens in the community may be currently dealing with. We urge the community to call 515-286-3333, then choose option 6, to speak to a live Deputy.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the Saylor Township Fire Department for providing a recent training for the Polk County Jail Utility Response Team covering the use of a fire extinguisher and fire panel alarm operation knowledge.
Several people have reported that they are receiving phone calls informing them that their social security number has been suspended. The caller states this situation can be fixed by providing some personal information, such as your date of birth or confirming your social
During National Farm Safety week PCSO would like to remind everyone to share the road, slow down, and be aware of your surroundings. https://t.co/OTpK6Yik6q