Bringing awareness to speed
SMART Carts utilize modern technology to help make people aware of speeds, especially in areas of concern.
WCSO's New Headquarters
We are now located at 185 Old Ferry Road, Brattleboro
Anderson graduates National Sheriff's Institute
NSI: Leadership Course graduation photo
Sheriff Anderson
In front of the former Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Interceptor SUV
WCSO operates a variety of vehicles to serve the community
To report a crime, please contact your local police agency. For emergencies, call 911.
Southern Vermont Regional Emergency Communications Center
The Southern Vermont Regional Emergency Communications Center operates a modern facility 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and provides both emergency and business related call-taking for the following areas:
- Windham County Sheriff's Office
- Bennington County Sheriff's Office
- Bellows Falls Police Department
Often serving as the public's first point of contact, Dispatchers operate the emergency and non-emergency phone lines, law enforcement radio communications through several frequencies, and various computer programs such as Computer Aided Dispatch, Openfox NCIC, Vermont E-911 mapping, among other sites to aid during incidents.
Dispatchers also perform daily checks with the elderly through the "Are You Ok?" program, in which throughout the morning, phone calls are placed to ensure the individuals are safe and in the event there is no answer, dispatchers follow protocols to get resources to check on them.
Leadership:
Communications Administrator Jason Gagne 185 Old Ferry Road Brattleboro, Vermont 05304-8126 802-365-4942
