Page County Sheriff's Office, Luray, VA

A Certified Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission Agency

110 South Court Street, Luray, Virginia (540) 743-6571 Fax (540) 743-1252

E-mail: Page County Sheriff's Office

Crime Prevention

Citizen Survey
Community Activities
TRIAD
School Resource
D.A.R.E.
Security Assessment
Neighborhood Watch
Free Gun Locks
Files of Life
Emergency Beacons
Cell Phones for Seniors
Project Lifesaver
Property Checks
Inhalant Information
VA Sex Offender Registry

The Jail

Enforcement

K-9 Units

Helpful Links

The Inmate Contact/Visit page has been updated............Check out the Crime Prevention Unit's upcoming Community Activities by following the link to the left ............Citizens are reminded to have their house number prominently displayed............Going out of town for a while? The Page County Sheriff's Office will check your property for you! Stop by or call the Office for more information.

Child Safety Seat & Truck Bed Law

Property Checks conducted through 2008:
192,438

Mission

	The men and women of the Page County Sheriff’s Office will strive at all times to provide peace and security to all residents and visitors to Page County.
	We will strive to fairly and impartially enforce all laws of the United States of America, the Commonwealth of Virginia and ordinances of Page County.
	We will assist and aid other law enforcement agencies and emergency service agencies to protect the lives and property of our citizens and visitors.
	At all times, we will remain helpful and courteous and will strive to take the appropriate action in all matters.
	We will strive to treat all persons with respect without regard to race, sex, creed, or religion.

Luray Weather Forecast, VA (22835)

Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission

Page County Sheriff's Office Facts and Figures

►Certified Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission Agency►State Certified Jail ►Three 24-hour patrol sectors►Conduct in-house polygraph exams and offer services to neighboring agencies►2 Certified Crime Prevention Specialists ►Consistently operate under budget approved by County Supervisors►Inmate Work Program has saved local governments and agencies over $790,647 in labor►Obtained over $3,500,000 in State and Federal grants

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