Shelby County, MO Joint Communications-Shelby County Sheriff's Office/E-911

06/02/2026

We welcome Deputy David Emerson to our LEO Family

06/01/2026

All of us at Joint Communications wish Gene all the best and thank him greatly for his service!

Congratulations to Chief Gene Harland on his retirement after 52 years of dedicated service. Chief Harland started as a firefighter in 1974 and was later promoted to Chief. He has served the Shelbina and surrounding areas with dedication during the past 52 years.
Thank you, Chief Harland, for your years of service and commitment to our community. We wish you the best in retirement!
A retirement reception will be held on Sunday, June 28th from 2:00-4:00 PM at the Shelbina Christian Church Fellowship Hall- 100 West Spruce Street. The public is invited to attend.

06/01/2026

Due to issues earlier with the system in Clarence, the Shelby County Joint Communications Center will be conducting another test of the Storm Sirens in Clarence.

05/30/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Corporal Gary Daniels, and his family during this difficult time.

We ask that you keep Corporal Daniels, his loved ones, and all members of the Missouri State Highway Patrol in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate the days ahead.

05/20/2026

Work on Shelbina’s storm sirens is being conducted. It may cause for an unintended setting off of them. There is no severe weather at this time!

05/19/2026

National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 4:00 a.m. in the morning, May 19

05/18/2026

05/15/2026

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office proudly congratulates the 5th grade D.A.R.E. graduates from South Shelby, North Shelby and Heartland for successfully completing the 10-week program. Throughout the course, students explored important topics including bullying, peer pressure, decision-making, and the dangers of drugs, alcohol, smoking, and va**ng. They learned how these issues can affect their lives and how to make safe, responsible choices.

As part of the program, each student wrote an essay demonstrating what they learned. We’re proud to say all the students put in tremendous effort and submitted outstanding work!

To celebrate their achievements, the graduates enjoyed a pizza party and received gifts as a reward for their dedication.

A special thank you goes out to the Shelby County R-IV School District, North Shelby School District, Heartland Christian Academy and the 5th grade teachers for their support in bringing this important program to the students. Your partnership helps us make a lasting impact in our community.

Lastly, we are extremely grateful for and proud of Deputy/SRO Matthew Mefford for his continued dedication to the D.A.R.E. program and the students of all of the Shelby County School Districts. Thank you, Matt, for your commitment, leadership, and service to our community!

05/13/2026

Thanks to Still Towing-Macon for recognizing our deputies during Law Enforcement Week! We value their service to our communities.