Meet Your Neighborhood Patrol Deputy in Vanderburgh County

There’s something reassuring about knowing the people who help keep your neighborhood safe. I don’t mean simply recognizing them by a uniform, but actually knowing them by name, and knowing that person is there to keep YOU safe.

A Community-Focused Approach to Law Enforcement

The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is implementing what feels like a nostalgic initiative – neighborhood-based policing. The program is designed to make law enforcement more accessible, more familiar, and more community-focused.

How to Find the Vanderburgh County Deputy Patrolling Your Neighborhood

If you’ve ever wondered who patrols your street or subdivision, now you can find out easily. Just call 812-421-6200 to learn the name of your friendly neighborhood patrol deputy. You can also look it up by typing in your address here: https://bit.ly/VCSOZones. This simple step helps put a face to the badge and opens the door for conversation, collaboration, and trust.

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These patrol deputies are doing more than just responding to calls – they are invested in the areas (your area) they serve. In addition to handling daily responsibilities, they’re available to help with extra patrol requests and vacation checks, which can be especially helpful if you’re planning to travel during the holidays. It provided an added peace of mind that know that someone who knows your neighborhood is keeping an eye out.

The Goal Behind Neighborhood-Based Policing

Sheriff Noah Robinson explains that the goal of neighborhood-based policing…

Neighborhood-based policing aims not to discourage residents from calling 911, but to provide an additional method of communication with our office regarding non-urgent matters,” Robinson said. “Ultimately, we hope that deputies will develop a sense of ownership over their assigned neighborhoods and take pride in the relationships built as a result.

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If you haven’t yet, take a moment to meet your patrol deputy. A friendly introduction today could make a meaningful difference tomorrow.

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Source: Vanderburgh County Sheriff Introduces Neighborhood-Based Policing