Lafayette County Sheriff's Office

Lafayette County Sheriff's Office LCSO is responsible for providing law enforcement for the 548 square miles of Lafayette County.

LCSO is also responsible for maintaining the Lafayette County Jail and providing Dispatch for Fire and Rescue through out the county. The Lafayette County Sheriff's Office reserves the right to remove comments that are offensive, profane, or derogatory in nature. We further reserve the right to temporary ban access to page for repeated postings that contain offensive, profane, or derogatory remarks and to permanently ban access if such comments continue when access is reinstated.

Wishing our Sheriff a Happy Birthday!!!
09/03/2026

Wishing our Sheriff a Happy Birthday!!!

08/10/2026
Boil Water Notice lifted.
07/15/2026

Boil Water Notice lifted.

*Update*To all residents being served by the Town of Mayo water system:  The town repaired a fire hydrant located at Mar...
07/13/2026

*Update*

To all residents being served by the Town of Mayo water system:

The town repaired a fire hydrant located at Martin Luther King and SW Alachua on Sunday July 12, 2026 at 10:00 pm. The water was turned off for the repair. You may experience low water pressure and no water close to fire hydrants that are being repaired.

As a precaution, we advise that all water used for drinking or cooking be boiled. A rolling boil of one minute is sufficient. As an alternative, bottled water may be used.

This precautionary boil water notice will remain in effect until the maintenance and repairs have been completed and a bacteriological survey shows that the water is safe to drink.

Only customers served by the town of Mayo's water systems are affected.

If you have any questions, please call Aaron Lawson at 386-688-0861 Water Operations Manager.

Happy Fourth of July Weekend from Your Sheriff's Office! As we celebrate the 250th anniversay of the signing of the Decl...
07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July Weekend from Your Sheriff's Office!

As we celebrate the 250th anniversay of the signing of the Declaration of Indepenence, we want to wish everyone in our community a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend!

We are proud to serve this incredible community, proud to call this great state home, and proud to live in the greatest country in the world. This weekend, we celebrate not only our nation's independence, but the freedoms and opportunities that unite us as Americans.

Most importantly, we extend our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women of our Armed Forces past and present whose courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment have defended freedoms we celebrate throughout our nation’s 250-year history. We also remember the families who stand beside them and share in that sacrifice.

While you're spending the weekend with family and friends, please celebrate responsibly. Drive safely, never drink and drive or boat under the influence, keep an eye on your children, and be mindful of fireworks. A little extra caution can help ensure everyone enjoys a safe holiday weekend.

From all of us at the Sheriff's Office, thank you for allowing us the privilege of serving this amazing community. We hope everyone has a fun, safe, and memorable Fourth of July weekend.

Happy Independence Day, and God bless our community, our state, our Armed Forces, and the United States of America!

Happy 250th, have a safe weekend.
07/02/2026

Happy 250th, have a safe weekend.

05/27/2026

Florida Forest Service fire crews continue to work on the South Canal Fire in Lafayette County. The District’s Mallory Swamp tract is open; however, work related to the South Canal Fire and an active timber harvest is ongoing. This means South Canal Road is still closed and visitors to the tract are encouraged to use caution when traveling.

ATV access remains closed at this time.

Lafayette County has lifted the burn ban.
05/27/2026

Lafayette County has lifted the burn ban.

Here in Lafayette County, we understand the meaning of service and sacrifice.This Memorial Day, the Lafayette County She...
05/24/2026

Here in Lafayette County, we understand the meaning of service and sacrifice.

This Memorial Day, the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office proudly honors the brave men and women of our military who gave their lives for our country. We remember their courage, their sacrifice, and the families who continue to carry their memory.

May we never forget the true purpose of this day.

God bless our fallen heroes.

!!!!Update!!!!!Juvenile has been located safe.MISSING JUVENILEAlana L. DawsonDOB: 09/19/2008Alana was last seen wearing ...
05/24/2026

!!!!Update!!!!!
Juvenile has been located safe.

MISSING JUVENILE

Alana L. Dawson
DOB: 09/19/2008
Alana was last seen wearing a dark gray American Eagle shirt, blue jeans, pink socks, and white Crocs. She left her home in Mayo on Saturday, May 23, at approximately 2:00 PM to walk to Family Dollar, but never arrived. Her guardians do not know where she may be at this time.
If anyone has seen Alana or has any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office immediately.
Please share this post to help bring her home safely.

Address

231 NW Monroe Ave/PO Box 227
Mayo, FL
32066

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