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Serving Our Community
with Trust
and Respect

The Adams County Sheriff’s Office is dedicated to ensuring safety and security through proactive policing and community partnerships. With a focus on accountability and innovation, we work to protect and serve every resident with professionalism and integrity.

Community Forward, Value Driven

The Office of the Sheriff is led by Sheriff Gene Claps and Interim Undersheriff Kevin Currier, with all seven Divisions being spearheaded by their respective Chiefs and Directors. Working together, our team of determined, compassionate individuals supports and engages with the community through safety programs, public service, inmate services, and victim support, among many other resources.

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Quick Links

Fast ways to find our most commonly sought-after pages.

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Inmate Services

Information about inmate funds, bond information, mailing, and visitation.

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New CHP/CCW Applications

Permits, renewals, verified instructors, and the latest regulations.

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Public Records

Record request forms, jail records, fee schedules, and more

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Report an Incident or Abandoned Vehicle

Non-emergency and abandoned vehicle reports.

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Sheriff Gene Claps

Sheriff Claps has served the Adams County Sheriff’s Office for over 22 years in various roles, from deputy to Division Chief. Born and raised in Adams County, he is committed to transforming the office into a metropolitan leader in law enforcement. His vision focuses on leadership by example, supporting employees and the community equally, and building trust, ethics, and transparency to create safer neighborhoods. He strives to provide clear direction, mentorship, and collaboration to strengthen relationships with agencies, cities, schools, and residents.

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