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  1. Sheriff Tommie Johnson III

     SHERIFF Tommie Johnson III

    Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson III is an Oklahoma City native and a decorated law enforcement professional.  The son of a grocery store butcher, Johnson attended Oklahoma City Public Schools his entire life.  He went to Hillcrest Elementary; Northeast Middle School; and graduated from U.S. Grant High School where he and his wife, Amanda, were classmates.

    Johnson was an all-state baseball player at Grant and played at East Central University where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Biology.

    Johnson began his law enforcement career with the University Of Oklahoma Police Department.  In 2015, he joined the Norman Police Department, where he has been promoted to the rank of Master Police Officer and was recently honored with the City of Norman Police Department’s Centennial Award.  Johnson has served on the hiring board, bargaining committee and uniform committee, in addition to earning the Department’s lifesaving award.

    With a heart for kids, Johnson has been a leader on school safety issues.  In 2019, he testified before a Capitol committee in support of school safety legislation, and he appeared in a safety video produced by the State Department of Education.  He serves as a youth sports coach and regularly volunteers as a mentor for at risk kids in local elementary schools, where he especially tries to be a positive male influence in the lives of young boys.  That is why Johnson chose to be sworn in as Sheriff at his high school alma-mater:  To send the message that, with hard work, you can accomplish anything!

    Johnson grew up in Antioch Baptist Church and is now a member of Life Church, both in Oklahoma City.  He and his wife, Amanda have been married since 2014 and have two sons.












  1. The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office is changing its logo, and we need your help!  We are hosting the first ever Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office Build a Badge contest.  Oklahoma County students in Kindergarten through 12th grade are eligible to compete to design the next generation logo for the Sheriff’s Office.  The winner will receive a shirt with the new logo and a pizza party for the winners class.


    Simply download the form, draw your design and email to:

                    Aaron.brilbeck@oklahomacounty.org


    You can also mail it or bring it to our offices:

                    Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office
    c/o Aaron Brilbeck
    2101 NE 36th Street
                    Oklahoma City OK  73111


    All entries must be in no later than May 15th!



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    The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office continues to monitor the COVID-19 situation. Here’s our latest update from:
    Fingerprinting operating hours:
    March 20, 2020
    Detention Center Lobby:
    March 23, 2020


    Due to concerns surrounding the COVID 19 virus and our dedication to public safety, all Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office TRIAD and SALT Council events/meetings are canceled through May 17, 2020. We apologize for the inconvenience, but the health of our community, specifically our senior citizen population is a priority.


    Please follow the link below to the Centers for Disease Control website for information relating to the Coronavirus:

    https://www.cdc.gov/ 


    Please review the following link associated with COVID-19 and Oklahoma County Detention Center:

    https://sheriff.oklahomacounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/909/COVID-19-Detention-Center 


    Please review the following link associated with COVID-19 and Oklahoma County Law Enforecement:

    https://sheriff.oklahomacounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/910/COVID-19-Law-Enforcement 
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