Thank you to our Fire Departments out there working hard to keep our communities safe.



Thank you to our Fire Departments out there working hard to keep our communities safe.



Honoring those who answered the call to service, to include all of our current military or Veterans, Law Enforcement Officers, Firefighters, Emergency Medical Services, Coroners, Tow Truck Operators and our Dispatchers.
Grand Marshalls for today’s parade were SGT Dylan Marshall and SPC Bert Sanchez who recently returned home from a deployment overseas.
Thank you for everything you do!!












****UPDATE The roadway is back open and the scene is clear.
The Fleming County Sheriffs Office has one of the Tilton entrance’s blocked off working a motorcycle accident. Please use caution if you are driving in the area. There are 2 more entrance’s available.

**UPDATE**
She has been located safe.
Thank you
**MISSING PERSON**
Ramona "Mona" Stephens was last seen earlier today (12:00pm 10/30/24) walking away from her home on Pecks Ridge Rd. She was wearing a blue t-shirt, dark colored shorts and teal color Nike shoes. Mona was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia and acute psychosis. If anyone has seen or knows where she is, please contact the Fleming County Sheriff's Office or Fleming County Dispatch.
606-845-4701
606-845-2121

Early voting
Thank you to all of our partners and friends on this First Responders Day.

On Sunday October 27, SGT Mullins, conducted a traffic stop on Morehead Rd on Mr. Troy Gilbert of Flemingsburg KY. SGT Mullins was assisted on scene by Deputy Welch, K9 Rex and OFC Workman of FPD. During the traffic stop, Deputy Welch utilized his partner Rex, who had a positive hit on the vehicle. During the search of the vehicle and surrounding area, deputies located approx 2.4oz (approx 68 grams) of methamphetamine. SGT Mullins charged Mr. Gilbert with Trafficking a Controlled Substance 1st degree – Methamphetamine, Tampering with Physical Evidence, and Careless Driving.
The Fleming County Sheriff’s Office is dedicated to safeguarding our community by actively combating drug abuse and trafficking. We aim to reduce the impact of drugs on our residents through proactive law enforcement, education, and collaboration with community organizations. Our mission is to ensure a safer environment by disrupting the distribution of illegal substances, supporting prevention and treatment programs, and fostering awareness about the dangers of drug use. Together, we strive to build a healthier, drug-free community for all.
**Disclaimer**
All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.


Our 2025 magnet calendars are available at the office. Stop by and pick one up. We would like to thank all of the sponsors of our calendar.

It’s always great to see their reactions when the lights and sirens come on.
