Jackson County Wisconsin Sheriff's Office

06/14/2026

Today I was able to attend the Youth Fishing Event at the Brockway Cranberry Marsh sponsored by the Wings over Wisconsin Black River Falls Chapter. The event was well attended and there were a lot of fish being caught. Beautiful day to go fishing. Wings over Wisconsin did a great job hosting this event.

06/12/2026

Chief Deputy Gray and I attended the law-enforcement academy graduation ceremony today at the Western Technical College to celebrate the graduation of Sheriff’s Office Deputy Nolan Loiselle. Deputy Loiselle started working for the Sheriff’s Office as a corrections officer and now will be transitioning to the patrol division.

Please take time to congratulate Deputy Loiselle his successful completion of the law enforcement academy. We are proud and grateful that he will continue his career with Jackson County.

Congratulations and welcome aboard.

06/07/2026

It was a great day for the Cops and Bobber event yesterday at Lake Lee in Millston. There were a lot of participants and volunteers.

Thanks to all the event organizers and volunteers for helping out at the event. It is greatly appreciated. Looking forward to seeing everyone again next year.

06/05/2026

Yesterday, Chief Deputy Gray and I had the opportunity to spend time with the Melrose-Mindoro Elementary School at their last day school carnival.

It was a great event and a wonderful day. I would like to thank the Melrose-Mindoro staff for putting together an awesome event.

Teachers and students I hope you all have a fantastic summer.

06/05/2026

JOIN OUR TEAM - We are now hiring a Re-entry Navigator Position at the Jackson County Jail

Position Summary:
The Reentry Navigator provides comprehensive, person-centered reentry services for individuals incarcerated in the Jackson County Jail, to include individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD), other substance use disorders (SUD), co-occurring mental health needs, or overdose risk factors. The Navigator conducts pre-release assessments, develops individualized reentry plans, facilitates warm handoffs, and coordinates access to medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD). This role includes overdose prevention education, naloxone distribution, and collaboration with jail, medical, and community partners.

How to Apply:
Submit a resume and cover letter describing relevant experience with reentry work, substance use disorder treatment coordination, and overdose prevention. Applications accepted until the position is filled.

Mail or email to the Sheriff’s Office. More information and details on our website- employment opportunities.

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Stop on down to the Jackson County ADRC Senior Fair to check out TEAM BOBCAT table. Meet some of our team, Hatie our mental health intern, our Case Managers Teagan and Elizabeth, and Captain Rich. We are handing out free drug disposal kits to take home and safely dispose of old prescriptions.

10AM-2PM check out all the resources our community has to assist seniors.

05/28/2026

If you have any information about the below case, please submit a tip at jacksoncountycrimestoppers.com, or P3tips.com, downloading the P3tips mobile app or calling 1-800-228-3203 extension 199. You can remain anonymous. Thank you for your help.

05/26/2026

Please join us in congratulating Whitney Hanson as she is sworn in as a Deputy Sheriff with our agency. She will be attending the police recruit academy in June at WWTC-Sparta. Whitney has served at our office as a Communications Officer in the dispatch center and Corrections Officer in the jail. Thank you.

05/18/2026

It is National EMS Appreciation Week.

The 52nd annual observance celebrates emergency medical personnel and the collaboration with other first responders. The emphasis this year is how EMS personnel collaborate across disciplines and work with 911 dispatchers, public health, fire and law enforcement to deliver life saving care.

The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office would like to recognize and thank the Emergency Medical Services for their dedication and commitment to their profession and community they serve.

Thank you.