Law Enforcement and Corrections Departments

Learn more at this link about Grant County Corrections including Inmate Roster, Grant County Jail, Grant County Work Release Center, Visitation, Work Release Program, and Work Crew Details.

The mission of the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office is to protect and assist the people of Garfield County. Their dedicated law enforcement staff will maintain excellence in this endeavor and will continually improve their knowledge, skills, and abilities through personal development and training.

The Mission Statement of the Franklin County Sheriff is to serve the public, safeguarding lives and property; to protect against deception, intimidation, disorder and violence; to treat the people with respect and dignity; to accept the duties and responsibilities required by law and to serve faithfully and honestly; to investigate diligently those crimes and activities which violate the law or ordinance; and to utilize professional and cost effective implementation of standards and techniques of law enforcement. The Sheriff's department has a $7,688,519.00 operations budget (2012) and 5 Operational Divisions with 88 employees.

 

Douglas County Washington contains 1820 square miles with a population of approximately 32,600 people.  The Sheriff's office employs 27 commissioned and 7 non-commissioned personnel. Their department is dedicated to providing effective and efficient law enforcement services; protecting the lives and property of the citizens of Douglas County; and ensuring the protection of all persons constitutional rights. The Sheriff is the chief executive officer and conservator of the peace of the county as directed under RCW 36.28.

The mission of the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office is to provide quality service in law enforcement, civil process, and emergency management; bringing a sense of peace, safety, and security to all citizens of Cowlitz County.

 

We respond to a variety of incidents and concerns ranging from domestic violence, traffic violations, and drug abuse to assault, burglary, or identity theft. We use regional partnerships and cutting-edge technology to investigate crimes, and implement innovative programs that balance incarceration with treatment, education, and community service.

The Records staff processes all criminal reports and supplemental reports generated by the Sheriff’s Office staff. Other tasks include processing requests from insurance companies, attorneys, other law enforcement agencies, other county departments, and the general public.

The Benton County Jail is located at 7122 W. Okanogan Place (Building B) in Kennewick, Washington.  The jail services all law enforcement agencies in Benton County as well as outside agencies on a contractual basis.  It houses an average daily population of 600 inmates with capacity for over 800 inmates.