For Lee County, uniformed patrol deputies are the most visible symbols of county government. These dedicated men and women devote their energies to protecting and serving the citizens of Lee County through “routine patrol”. Services provided by the Patrol Division take many forms, like the service of civil processes, service of warrants, victim assistance, traffic control, taking reports and making arrests.
Deputies also work to build community confidence by showing that the presence of uniformed deputies can and does make a difference in the rural parts of Lee County.
The Patrol Division works a 12-hour shift with four days on and four days off. There are deputies, a Lieutenant, Sergeant, and Corporal assigned to each shift that patrol 609 square miles each day. Shifts overlap to handle calls that might come in during the changing of the shifts, thereby providing continuous 24/7 coverage of Lee County. The Patrol Division is commanded by a Captain who is on call 24-hours a day in case of emergency.
Lee County Sheriff’s Office
1900 Frederick Road Opelika, AL 36801
