Bosque County Sheriff's Office

Bosque County Sheriff's Office The Bosque County Sheriff's Office, also known as BCSO, is the principal law enforcement agency in Bosque County, Texas. Constitution.

It is under the jurisdiction of the Sheriff of Bosque County. The Sheriff's Office dates back to 1854. Welcome to the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office Pages. The Sheriff’s Office is dedicated to providing quality service to the citizens of Bosque County. This site is intended to provide a communication link between the Sheriff’s Office and the citizens it serves. Our Mission is to enhance the qualit

y of life within the County by working cooperatively with the citizens and within the framework of the U.S. We will accomplish our Mission by enforcing State and County Laws, educating the Public, preserving the Peace, and providing a safe environment for our County by vigorously eliminating the criminal element. Our Goals are to protect and serve the citizens of this county with exceptional Law Enforcement Services by reducing predatory crime in Bosque County and become a model for the rest of the state. We will work toward drug free communities by aggressive planning, education, and enforcement actions. We will initiate effective enforcement by actively identifying those criminal behaviors which challenge the safety of our County and to develop aggressive enforcement planning to reduce or eliminate those criminal behaviors before they have a chance to develop. We will instill professionalism and dedication in all members of this agency by developing them into a progressive unified force to deal with the crime problems of the present and the future. Description
Your Sheriff’s Office is currently comprised of 17 sworn deputies, 6 sworn reserve deputies and 21 support personnel. The Sheriff’s Office is divided into four divisions; Patrol, Jail, Communications and Administration. Although each division is independent, it is critical they all work together. General Information
On behalf of the entire Bosque County Sheriff’s Office I would like to welcome you to our page. We are very proud of all of our personnel and the services that we provide our County. I hope you will find the information provided on this site helpful.

Here are the stats for May 2026:
06/10/2026

Here are the stats for May 2026:

Earlier today, the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office conducted a targeted warrant roundup operation in the Kopperl area, sp...
06/09/2026

Earlier today, the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office conducted a targeted warrant roundup operation in the Kopperl area, specifically within The Mesa subdivision. The operation involved personnel from the Sheriff’s Office Environmental Crimes Division, Narcotics Division, Patrol Division and Texas Game Wardens.

As a result of the operation, five individuals were taken into custody. Investigators also seized multiple illegal narcotics, including methamphetamine, fentanyl, ma*****na, and more than 100 pills that yielded a presumptive positive field test result for co***ne.

Michael Sanderson, a 65-year-old white male, was arrested and charged with:
• Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1 (Methamphetamine/Fentanyl), 4 Grams to 200 Grams, a Second-Degree Felony;
• Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution, a Third-Degree Felony; and
• Possession of a Dangerous Drug, a Class A Misdemeanor.

Cody Grayson, a 39-year-old white male, was arrested on outstanding warrants issued by the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office for:
• Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1 (Methamphetamine), 4 Grams to 200 Grams, a Second-Degree Felony; and
• Failure to Appear on Attempted Tampering with Physical Evidence, a State Jail Felony.

Joshua Chapman, a 40-year-old white male, was arrested and charged with:
• Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1 (Methamphetamine), 1 Gram to 4 Grams, a Third-Degree Felony.
Krista Chambers, a 35-year-old white female, was arrested on five outstanding warrants from Hill County for:
• Burglary of a Habitation (Two Counts), Second-Degree Felonies;
• Burglary of a Building, a State Jail Felony; and
• Bail Jumping/Failure to Appear (Two Counts), Third-Degree Felonies.

Stephen Kaye, a 42-year-old white male, was arrested on a warrant issued by the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office for:
• Illegal Dumping Over 1,000 Pounds, a State Jail Felony.

This investigation remains ongoing, and additional charges may be filed as investigators continue to gather evidence and pursue leads.
The Bosque County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to combating the distribution of illegal narcotics, apprehending fugitives from justice, and protecting the citizens of Bosque County. Operations such as this demonstrate the agency’s continued dedication to enforcing the law and improving the quality of life for residents throughout the county.

Today is Memorial Day, and while this is the traditional start of the Summer Season, let us not ever forget what this da...
05/25/2026

Today is Memorial Day, and while this is the traditional start of the Summer Season, let us not ever forget what this day truly honors. Memorial Day is a day to remember the brave men and women of our armed forces who sacrificed their lives for our safety and security. So as we gather with friends and loved ones, please remember those who gave all so that we can celebrate this day.

The Holiday Weekend is only half done and the alcohol related calls/incidents are way up. If you are going to drink, ple...
05/24/2026

The Holiday Weekend is only half done and the alcohol related calls/incidents are way up. If you are going to drink, please do so responsibly.

Today we said farewell to our friend and dedicated public servant, Marty Golightly. The outpouring of support and respec...
05/23/2026

Today we said farewell to our friend and dedicated public servant, Marty Golightly. The outpouring of support and respect from our community is nothing short of amazing. We are fortunate to serve such a great area. Thank you to each and every one of you!!!

Also a very special thank you to the out pouring of support from so many organizations who helped to ensure all logistics were covered today: Stephenville Police; Meridian Fire Department; North Bosque EMS; Meridian Police Department; Clifton Police Department; City of Meridian; Hill County Sheriff’s Office; Gatesville Police Department; and the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office.

In addition, thank you to all who attended the service! The outpouring of support was amazing!

Godspeed Marty Golightly! You will be missed.

View Marty Dan Golightly's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

05/23/2026

Today we gather to say goodbye to Sergeant Marty Golightly, of the Bosque County Sheriff’s Office. The funeral is at the First Methodist Church in Meridian starting at 10am and then will travel to Fairy Cemetery, north of Cranfills Gap. Expect slight delays if traveling through the area as the procession leaves the church and heads out.

We can’t thank the community enough for the outpouring of support!

Bosque County Sheriff’s Office - April Stats
05/20/2026

Bosque County Sheriff’s Office - April Stats

ROADWAY IS NOW BACK OPEN… THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE!!!!A train has broken down on HWY 22 at the Meridian Crossing (on ...
05/15/2026

ROADWAY IS NOW BACK OPEN… THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE!!!!

A train has broken down on HWY 22 at the Meridian Crossing (on the east side of the city). This intersection is expected to be blocked most of the day as repairs are done. Please expect delays and seek an alternate route.

Santa Fe (the gravel road) runs parallel to the track, and is open, as an option to get to around it by utilizing FM 2840.

Today is Peace Officer Memorial Day, the day set aside to remember the men and women of law enforcement who made the ult...
05/15/2026

Today is Peace Officer Memorial Day, the day set aside to remember the men and women of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of others, and to those seriously injured in that capacity. We are eternally grateful for each of them and what they did for us.

This year, President Trump gave the following proclamation, in part”:

“On this Peace Officers Memorial Day, observed during our Nation’s time-honored Police Week, we pay tribute to the men and women of law enforcement who have devoted their lives to safeguarding our families and communities. Our grateful country joins them in honoring the memory of the fallen officers who gave their lives protecting their fellow citizens, and we stand resolutely beside the families they left behind. We also recognize those who have been injured in the line of duty and the families who have stood faithfully by their side through hardship and recovery, and we pledge our steadfast support to those who continue to wear the badge.”

-President Trump

05/14/2026

It is with extremely heavy hearts that we report our friend and colleague, Marty Golightly, passed away today from a medical emergency that occurred while he was at his home.

Marty Golightly is a member of our BCSO family and was serving as a Patrol Sergeant, while his wife, Brandi, serves as a dispatcher for us. Please keep him and his family in your prayers as we navigate this difficult time.

A law enforcement escort/procession for Marty Golightly is being conducted. It will travel from the hospital in Waco towards his final resting place in Bosque County by members of the law enforcement community.

We appreciate your support as we navigate this difficult time.

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266 FM 2840
Meridian, TX
76665

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