Four New Reserve Deputies Join the Harrison County Sheriff's Office
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The Harrison County Sheriff's Office recently announced the swearing-in of four new Reserve Deputy Sheriffs, expanding a program that plays an important role in supporting public safety across the county. The new Reserve Deputies will serve alongside full-time deputies by assisting with community events, traffic control, special assignments, emergency response, and other law enforcement operations.
As sworn volunteer officers, Reserve Deputies donate their time and expertise to help increase the Sheriff's Office's operational capacity while providing a visible law enforcement presence throughout Harrison County. Their appointment reflects the continued importance of reserve deputy programs in building stronger partnerships between law enforcement and the communities they serve, while ensuring the Sheriff's Office has additional trained personnel available to respond when needed.
The addition of these four volunteers demonstrates that dedicated citizens continue to answer the call to serve, reinforcing the Reserve Deputy program as a vital force multiplier for modern policing.





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