The Patrol Division of the Webster Parish Sheriff's Office is comprised of a number of full- and part-time, and reserve officers tasked with a variety of duties from patrol to communications. These highly trained men and women provide 24-hour response and patrol services to the parish's 45,000 residents and guests. This department performs the primary policing function of the Sheriff's Office by providing crime prevention, deterrence, response, order, resolution and daily services throughout Webster Parish.   Traffic Work traffic accidents on state and parish roadways and private properties Conduct follow up investigations to hit-and-runs Ensure all traffic reports are completed and corrected in a timely manner Run radar, slow traffic in school zones, issue citations Monitor traffic and identify drunk or reckless drivers Check child safety restraints Handle all funeral escorts in the parish Assist motorists and heavy equipment movements

Marine Patrol Public Assistance on parish waterways Rescue operations Prevention of criminal activity Our new Marine Patrol & Rescue boat allows us to bring our law enforcement services to the waterways of our parish to help maintain security and safety for you!

Response & Prevention Respond appropriately and professionally to alarms, burglary calls, domestic situations and more After-hours business checks and continuous patrol to deter criminal activity Conduct drug searches         HAZMAT Hazardous waste investigation Emergency services in hazardous incidents Partnership with Office of Homeland Security Coordination of emergency response actions

Canine Assist in rescue and recovery efforts with highly trained canine aide Conduct special search efforts with canine assistance Our highly trained canine officers, "Knot" and "Ffabien", provide special search and rescue assistance if and when it is needed.

Dispatch The 911 Communications Center operates 24-hours a day under the direction of Captain Don Smith and Sergeant Jackie Maddox.  Well-trained personnel answer non-emergency and emergency calls for service, dispatch emergency response personnel and provide all communications to deputies.  These individuals provide a vital service to this office and to the residents of Webster Parish.

Reserves Webster Parish is proud to have more than 20 Reserve Officers who, under the direction of Deputy Dillard Sikes, regularly offer support services to Patrol Officers, provide security and escort services to Webster Parish schools, and offer public support and assistance.

Webster Parish Sheriff's Department
Sheriff Gary S. Sexton
410 Main Street
P.O. Box 877
Minden, LA  71058
318-377-1515
admin@webstersheriff.org