Wyoming County, Pennsylvania Sheriff's Office

04/25/2026

The Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with the Wyoming County District Attorney's Office, is participating in National DEA Drug Take Back Day. Deputy Sheriff Comstock will be at the main entrance to the Courthouse until 2pm today. Please bring your old or unwanted medications to have them disposed of in a safe and controlled manner. Please don't throw them in regular trash or flush them which causes contamination to water systems. Thank you.

04/24/2026

Update: he has been returned to his owner.

Does anyone know who this little man belongs too? Found by the middle school.

04/04/2026

Sheriff Roberts and Chief McMickens spent time with the Easter Bunny this morning at the Kiwanis' annual Easter Egg Hunt. It was a great event for all. The Sheriff's Office thanks the Kiwanis for having us there.

03/23/2026

The Wyoming County Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with Scouting America Northeastern PA Council and Boy Scouts Troop 518, will be holding a “Flags Across the Commonwealth” event at the Wyoming County Courthouse on Wednesday March 25, 2026 at 4:00pm.

This event is part of the statewide Lite to Unite Celebration to mark America’s 250th birthday later this year. Flags are being raised at County Courthouses throughout the Commonwealth to honor history and to celebrate our nation’s milestone anniversary.

The event is open to the public and all are welcome. It will be held on the Putnam Street side of the courthouse. Please join members of the Sheriff’s Office, elected officials and public in celebrating this event.

Please see the photo in this post for further information.

Thank you.

03/17/2026

Last week was Community Helpers Week at the CDC daycare center in Tunkhannock Borough. Court Security Officer Nate Evans read to the children as well as handing out coloring books and crayons. The children also learned about one of the Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicles. This was great work by Nate and there is more to come. We thank the CDC staff for inviting the Sheriff's Office and look forward to returning.

02/23/2026

Car #1 or 18-1, our "Legacy" Chevrolet Tahoe is prepped and ready for tomorrow's potential weather event.

The Sheriff's Office reminds all those who travel tomorrow in adverse weather conditions to plan accordingly, take extra safety precautions and to avoid unnecessary traveling.

Thank you.

01/15/2026

Job posting listed below.

01/12/2026

On behalf of the members of the Wyoming County Sheriff's Office and myself, I extend condolences to the officers of the South Abington Twp. Police Dept. and to the family of Chief Gerrity. If my memory is correct, I first met Chief Gerrity when he was a patrol officer, somewhere in the 1980's. Though my law enforcement career took me to Tunkhannock Borough and eventually to Wyoming County, "Doc" Gerrity was always a law enforcement friend and always a perfect professional. Rest in peace Chief, your legacy will live on.

Sheriff Roberts

We regret to announce the passing of retired Police Chief Robert ‘Doc’ Gerrity, a distinguished member of the South Abington Township Police Department for 45 years. Chief Gerrity served with dedication and integrity, holding the position of Chief since 1991 until his retirement in 2023. He was highly respected within the community and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

01/03/2026

The Sheriff's Office and its members send condolences to Officer Seibert and the Tunkhannock Township Department on the loss of Etu.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Tunkhannock Township Police Department Honors the Service of K9 Etu

The Tunkhannock Township Police Department announces with deep sadness the passing of K9 Etu, a five-year-old Belgian Malinois who faithfully served alongside her handler, Patrolman Ben Seibert.

K9 Etu was a highly trained police service dog known for her dedication, intelligence, and unwavering loyalty. She was an invaluable member of the department and a trusted partner to Patrolman Seibert, forming a bond rooted in commitment and teamwork. Tragically, K9 Etu passed away after developing a sudden medical condition.

Despite the tireless and compassionate efforts of the veterinary professionals who worked to save her life, K9 Etu’s condition proved too severe. The department is deeply grateful to the veterinarians and medical staff whose dedication and care extended every possible measure on her behalf.

Throughout her service, K9 Etu demonstrated professionalism, courage, and an eagerness to serve and protect the community. Her presence made a lasting impact on the department and the residents of Tunkhannock Township.

The department extends its heartfelt condolences to Patrolman Seibert and thanks the community for its continued support during this difficult time. K9 Etu’s service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

12/19/2025

The Wyoming County Sheriff's Office was again honored to participate in this program which benefits residents of Wyoming County. Our thanks to Cpl. Zdaniewicz of the Tunkhannock Township Police for his great work to make today a success.

12/17/2025

A special thanks to The Wright Center and Geraldine McAndrew for helping Wayne County families have a Merry Christmas by providing Walmart gift cards and coats for children in need.
Keep up the amazing work!🐾💙

11/26/2025

Dog found on Mt View Terrace road. Please help us reunite him with his owner

Update: Loki has been reunited with his owner