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05/18/2026

We will be closed the rest of this week for a death in the family and a graduation. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26. We are sorry for any inconvenience. You can call and leave a message and we will get back to you at the earliest possible time.

05/15/2026

Congratulations Gumby!

State and local officials, family, and friends gathered yesterday to celebrate the extensive career and upcoming retirement of Lewis-Gilmer E911/Lewis OEM Director Jim Gum. Director Gum has served Lewis County for 38 years in multiple roles, ultimately leading to his final stint as Director in 2021.

Throughout his tenure, Director Gum assisted in some of our agencies largest incidents, including the 2012 Derecho and COVID-19 operations. Gum also has been apart of 911 services in Lewis County from its infancy to what it is today.

Director Gum was former director Bill Rowan’s right hand man- to honor both, Assistant Director Keith Talbert presented Gum with a display case housing our new centers “first flag flown”. Thank you, “Gumby”, for your years of service to first responders and residents of Lewis and Gilmer Counties.

05/04/2026

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The City’s Capital Investment Excess Levy provides dedicated funding for equipment and accessories used in police vehicles. The funding from the levy is used to outfit vehicles with necessary tools and technology, replace worn or outdated components, and maintain operational readiness. This supports the City’s ongoing efforts to ensure effective law enforcement services and public safety.

PLEASE NOTE: This is separate from the Vital Services Levy (Harrison County's Levy) and the Public Bus Transportation Levy (CENTRA's Levy).

04/18/2026

We were saddened to hear about Sheriff Marano's passing. He was an amazing Deputy, Sheriff, leader, and an even better friend. He was the best of the best. We wish his family and friends peace and comfort in this difficult time.

The Harrison County Sheriff's Office is mourning the death of one of our own. Sheriff Marano, a 30 year veteran in Law Enforcement, lost his battle with cancer on Thursday. Albert started his Law Enforcement career at Nutter Fort PD and then eventually was hired by our office. Marano, started on patrol and was Chief Deputy for 8 years under former Sheriff Jim Jack. Albert retired from the Sheriff's Office and ran for Sheriff of Harrison County where he completed two terms. We are sending out Prayers to his family and friends. Rest easy Sheriff, we will take it from here.

04/14/2026

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04/01/2026

We are pleased to announce that the Town of Nutter Fort has selected Robert A. Titchenal as the town’s new Chief of Police following a competitive selection process.

Chief Titchenal was chosen after a review of multiple applicants and a series of interviews conducted as part of the hiring process.

Chief Titchenal brings strong leadership, experience and a commitment to public service. We believe he will do an outstanding job leading the department and continuing to serve the residents of Nutter Fort with professionalism and dedication.

As police chief, Titchenal will oversee the day-to-day operations of the Nutter Fort Police Department and will work with elected officials to maintain public safety and strengthen relationships within the community.

Titchenal is expected to assume his duties in the coming weeks. A formal swearing-in ceremony is expected to be scheduled in the near future.

Please join us in welcoming Chief Titchenal to this important role. We look forward to working together to continue strengthening Nutter Fort.

Congratulations, Chief Titchenal, and welcome to Nutter Fort! 👮‍♂️

03/31/2026

Congratulations Lt!

Pictured below is Marion County Sheriff Roger Cunningham and Lieutenant Michael P. Suarez. Sheriff Cunningham was honored to present the Distinguished Service Award to Lieutenant Suarez for the saving of a stabbed victim’s life on February 11, 2026. Lt. Suarez has been a vital part of our department for many years, and he continues to distinguish himself day-in and day-out with his selfless work and leadership in helping to keep our communities safe. Thank you Lieutenant Michael Suarez.

03/25/2026

It sure is going to be different without Chief, but we are overjoyed with his retirement!

03/22/2026

The Hotsinpiller Foundation does a ton of amazing work for Police and Sheriff's Departments across the state. It is an amazing thing to see how far their reach is!

03/11/2026

We will be closed Wednesday and Thursday due to a family emergency. Tentatively we will reopen Friday.