Jurisdiction: Pulaski County

State: Kentucky

County Website(s)

pulaskisheriff.com

Pulaski County Sheriff's Department - Somerset, Kentucky

On behalf of myself and the dedicated men and women of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office, we welcome you to our home on the internet. The Sheriff's Office is committed to enforcing the law with integrity, fairness, and courteousness, and I personally pledge to you that we will treat all citizens with impartiality and respect. It is the mission of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office to protect and serve our citizens by working to attain the highest level of professionalism and accountability. View More The Office of the Kentucky Sheriff was first formed in Article VI of the First Constitution of Kentucky in the year 1792. Sheriff Samuel Newell, a Revolutionary War veteran, was sworn into office in 1799 becoming Pulaski County’s first Sheriff. Today, the Pulaski Sheriff’s Office, located at 100 North Main Street, Somerset, Ky., is led by Sheriff Bobby Jones, who began his first term of office in January, 2023.

On behalf of myself and the dedicated men and women of the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office, we welcome you to our home on the internet. The Sheriff's Office is committed to enforcing the law with integrity, fairness, and courteousness, and I personally pledge to you that we will treat all citizens with impartiality and respect.

Phone Numbers

(606) 678-5145

(606) 679-3119

County Links

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Road Check Locations

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Pulaski County Government

Somerset Police Department

Pulaski County Detention Center

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