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Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 1d

If you are in need of a coat to stay warm this winter, don't forget to stop by Opelika Public Library tomorrow, 3-6pm CST.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 5d

Thank you to the 12 Sheriff's Office employees who celebrated their anniversaries in October!

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 6d

Whether you are trick-or-treating tonight or tomorrow, here are a few safety reminders.

🎃 We hope everyone has a safe & fun Halloween! 🎃

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 7d

Toys for Tots 2025 registration is coming Nov. 3, 5, 10, & 13, 5:30-7pm CST each night!

For info. about program requirements & to download the registration form, visit leecountysheriff.org/toysfortots

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 8d

We are proud to be part of the amazing group of first responders that work together to keep Lee County safe!

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 8d

Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend. Here's a quick guide to changing your clocks so you don't accidentally end up living an hour into the future.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 14d

41.2% of Black women experience physical violence by an intimate partner.

Support is here for you. Call 1.800.799.SAFE (7233), text “START” to 88788, or visit thehotline.org to speak with someone.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 19d

What costumes are your family wearing this year?

Show them off at Trunk or Treat on Tuesday night!

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 19d

Registration is now open for our November Basic Handgun Safety Class. If you have been thinking about signing up, now is the time, before this session is full.

Sign up >> leecountysheriff.org/handgunsafety

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 20d

Are you ready to take control of your safety?

Registration is open for our December R.A.D. Self-Defense for Women class. Registration closes at 4pm on Thursday, December 4 or when all spots are filled.

Sign up at: leecountysheriff.org/rad

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 26d

It's 2am. Do you know where your deputies are?

They're out on patrol, keeping you and your loved ones safe.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 27d

Stop by our office Sat. Oct. 25, 10am-2pm CDT, to drop off any unused, unneeded, or expired medications for proper disposal during DEA National Drug Take Back Day.

Visit dea.gov/takebackday for more info. about Drug Take Back Day and to see a list of collection sites.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · 28d

Domestic violence isn’t limited to women. One in four men have been physically abused by an intimate partner.

Support is here for you. Call 1.800.799.SAFE (7233), text “START” to 88788, or visit thehotline.org to speak with someone. https://1.800.799.SAFE

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Oct 1

Smiths Station High School will be holding their annual Homecoming parade this Friday, Oct. 3, beginning at approximately 8:45am CDT.

See attached graphic for road closures, which will be in place shortly before the parade begins and remain in place through the parade’s end.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Oct 1

If you’re experiencing domestic violence, remember, you are NOT alone.

Reach out for support and take the first step towards a life free of fear. Call 1.800.799.SAFE (7233), text “START” to 88788, or visit thehotline.org to speak with someone.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Oct 1

⚠️ SCAM ALERT! ⚠️

Did you receive this text message claiming to be from the Alabama Department of Revenue?

It’s a scam.
Ignore it.
Do not click that link, and do not reply.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Oct 1

We can't wait to see all of you next Tuesday at National Night Out 2025!

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 29

When is the last time you changed your passwords? Now is the perfect time.

Don't forget to change your passwords regularly to protect yourself online.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 18

Every 40 seconds, someone loses their life to suicide. Suicide is one of the leading causes of death and one of the most preventable.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 988 or visit 988lifeline.org/chat to connect with 24/7 free, confidential, support.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 17

Are you great with customer service and enjoy multi-tasking? Then we’re looking for you!

Apply today >>> leecountysheriff.org/joinourteam or click the "Join Our Team" button in the Lee County Sheriff's Office app.

**No phone calls please.**

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 16

Congratulations to our winners from the Opelika Chamber’s 2025 Valor Awards!

Deputy of the Year: Jonathan Kennedy
LCSO Dispatcher of the Year: Destiney Bass
Corrections Deputy of the Year: Richard Knox

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 12

There are limited spots remaining in our Sept. 30 – Oct. 4 Basic Handgun Safety course. If you have been thinking about signing up for this session, do no wait.

Sign up >> leecountysheriff.org/handgunsafety

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 11

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 10

Each year, it’s estimated that 703,000 people die by suicide. Of those, over half occur before the age of 50.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 988 or visit 988lifeline.org/chat to connect with 24/7 free, confidential, support.

Lee County AL Sheriff's Office @leecosheriffal.gov · Sep 9

Last year the Lee County SWAT team and the ALEA helicopter made an appearance at National Night Out. Who will you see this year? You’ll have to stop by to find out!