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📞🚨 National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
April 13–19, 2025

This week, we proudly recognize the voices behind the headset — the unseen heroes of public safety. Our Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office 911 Dispatchers are the calm in the chaos, the lifeline between emergencies and the help arriving on scene.

They work tirelessly — 24/7, 365 days a year — to answer the call, gather critical information, and dispatch law enforcement, EMS, and fire crews with speed and precision.

Behind every siren is a voice that made it happen.
Behind every response is a dispatcher who took the call.

To our dispatchers: THANK YOU for your dedication, professionalism, and service to our community.

💙📟 If you know a dispatcher, take a moment this week to show them some love!

#TelecommunicatorsWeek #911Dispatchers #ThankYouDispatch #GuernseyCountySheriff
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Update: We have been in contact with the owner; the dogs will be home in no time!

These two dogs were found on I-70 near mile marker 172 East Bound by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. They are both friendly and seem to be trained. The black and white dog looks to have had babies recently. If you are the owner please contact the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office at 740-439-4455.
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Update: We have been in contact with the owner; the dogs will be home in no time! 

These two dogs were found on I-70 near mile marker 172 East Bound by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. They are both friendly and seem to be trained. The black and white dog looks to have had babies recently. If you are the owner please contact the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office at 740-439-4455.Image attachment

Yesterday, we teamed up with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) group at Mid-East Career and Technology Center for a Prom Promise Assembly.

Deputy Aaron Coulter, our School Resource Officer, joined Trooper Brian Neff and SADD Coordinator Miss Layne Neuhart to speak with over 250 students about the serious dangers of drinking and driving—especially as prom season approaches.

Deputy Coulter, Miss Neuhart, and the SADD students also watched a powerful video filmed by students showing just how real the consequences can be when destructive decisions are made behind the wheel.

We are proud to be part of a community that cares and educates. Make the right choice—don’t drink and drive.

👉 #CallForARide #DontDrinkAndDrive #PromPromise #SADD #MidEastCTC
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Yesterday, we teamed up with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) group at Mid-East Career and Technology Center for a Prom Promise Assembly.

Deputy Aaron Coulter, our School Resource Officer, joined Trooper Brian Neff and SADD Coordinator Miss Layne Neuhart to speak with over 250 students about the serious dangers of drinking and driving—especially as prom season approaches.

Deputy Coulter, Miss Neuhart, and the SADD students also watched a powerful video filmed by students showing just how real the consequences can be when destructive decisions are made behind the wheel.

We are proud to be part of a community that cares and educates. Make the right choice—don’t drink and drive.

👉 #CallForARide #DontDrinkAndDrive #PromPromise #SADD #MidEastCTCImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

Good morning Guernsey County! It's World Backup Day today!

World Backup Day serves as an important reminder to protect digital information from loss or corruption. In an age where data is central to both personal and professional life, taking the time to back up files ensures that precious memories, critical work documents, and creative projects remain secure. A single hardware failure or cyberattack can lead to irreversible loss, making regular backups an essential habit.
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