Reynolds County Sheriff's Office

05/25/2026

05/17/2026

05/06/2026

Our Administrative Assistant will be out of the office May 11th–15th. During that time, services including CCW applications/permits, s*x offender registry matters, and other administrative-related services will be unavailable until the following week.

We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding

05/04/2026

UPDATE

Phone Lines are back up and operational! Thank you for your patience.

🚨 Phone Line Outage Notice 🚨

We are currently experiencing an outage with our main non-emergency phone line (573-648-2491). If you need to contact the office, please call 573-366-8586 while we work to resolve the issue. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to fix the problem.

Thank you!

05/02/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we share the loss of one of our own, Reserve Deputy Tyler “Ty” Beasley, Badge #5509.

Ty was more than just a part-time reserve deputy—he was a dedicated public servant, a teammate, and a friend. He wore his badge with pride and served his community with integrity, compassion, and a willingness to step up whenever he was needed. His commitment did not go unnoticed, and his presence will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of working alongside him.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Ty’s family, friends, and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. We ask that you keep them in your hearts as we remember and honor his service and the impact he made on our department and community.

Rest easy, 5509. Your watch has ended, but your legacy will not be forgotten.

04/20/2026

Be responsible this 420. Driving high is impaired driving—it’s not worth the risk. If You Feel Different, You Drive Different.

04/20/2026

If You Feel Different, You Drive Different.
Don't Risk It on 4/20: Plan for a Sober Driver

The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is teaming up with the Reynolds County Sheriff's Office & its Municipality Agencies to urge drivers to stay sober behind the wheel. Monday April 20, 2026, marks the unofficial ma*****na "holiday," and there will likely be an increase in ma*****na use. Ma*****na laws are changing constantly across the country, but one thing remains: Impaired driving is illegal and deadly. NHTSA is reminding all drivers: If You Feel Different, You Drive Different.

If you are impaired, do not get behind the wheel of a vehicle. We are asking our community members to use good judgement, obey the law, and make safe choices when driving a vehicle. Your decisions don't just affect you - they affect everyone on the road.

If you think being high won't affect your driving, you're wrong. It has been proven that ma*****na can slow reaction times, impair cognitive performance, and make it more difficult for drivers to keep a steady position in their lane. Whether the drug is legally obtained or not, drug-impaired driving poses a threat to everyone on the road.

Those who plan to use ma*****na on 4/20 (or any day) should not drive. If you find yourself drug-impaired and stranded with your vehicle, give your keys to a sober driver who can safely drive you home or to a safe place. Remind your friends to never get in the vehicle with an impaired driver. If you have a friend who is about to drive while high, take the keys away and help them get home safely. Don't worry about offending someone - they'll thank you later.

There are many options to help impaired drivers get home safely. If available, use your community's sober ride program. If you see an impaired driver on the road, contact the Reynolds County Sheriff's Office or dial 911.

By working together, we can save lives and help keep America's roadways safe. Please join NHTSA in sharing the lifesaving message, If You Feel Different, You Drive Different. For more information on impaired driving, please visit

You can’t drive safely if you’re impaired. That’s why it’s illegal everywhere in America to drive under the influence of alcohol, ma*****na, opioids

04/20/2026

Driving isn’t a game, especially on 420. Don’t drive high — it could cost lives. Call for a sober ride. If You Feel Different, You Drive Different.

04/07/2026

🚨 WANTED – BURGLARY INVESTIGATION 🚨
The Reynolds County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the individuals pictured below in connection with an ongoing burglary investigation.

These individuals were observed in the area on a motorcycle and may have information relevant to this case.

If you recognize these individuals or have any information regarding their identity or whereabouts, please contact the Reynolds County Sheriff’s Office or the Reynolds County 911 Communications Center. You may remain anonymous.

⚠️ Do not attempt to approach or confront these individuals.

All subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

03/15/2026

🏀🏆 STATE CHAMPIONS! 🏆🏀

Congratulations to the Bunker Eagles Boys Basketball Team on winning the MSHSAA Class 1 State Championship at Mizzou Arena!

Your hard work, determination, and teamwork brought home the title and made all of Reynolds County proud. From the players and coaches to the families and fans who supported you all season — this is a moment our community will remember.

💚 Way to go, Eagles! 💚

Let’s show them some love!
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