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N.I.X.L.E. Alerts
The Champaign County Sheriff's Office is using a new communications service known as NIXLE. NIXLE is a community information service that allows subscribed residents to receive text message and/or email alerts regarding break-ins, burglaries, wanted and missing people, as well as safety and community event information.
Alerts can be targeted to certain neighborhoods, regions, or multiple areas within the county.
Residents interested in receiving these alerts can sign up by completing the form to the left, at www.nixle.com, or by texting CHAMPAIGNSO to 888777.
Our Mission
The mission of the Champaign County Sheriff’s Office is to provide the highest level of professional law enforcement services to the citizens of Champaign County. We are committed to upholding all laws and preserving the peace. We shall observe the constitutional rights of all those we serve and protect. We will perform our duties with compassion and integrity while maintaining high ethical and moral conduct.
Matthew R. Melvin, Sheriff
Farm Watch
Modeled after Neighborhood Watch, Farm Watch takes the “neighbors looking out for neighbors” concept to the commercial level, creating a partnership between farmers, law enforcement, and other organizations.
Road Patrol Keeps Our Streets Safe
The mission of the Champaign County Sheriff's Office Road Patrol Division is to protect life and property and maintain the public peace.
Drive Sober Campaign
Did You Know?
In 2012, more than 10,000 people died in alcohol-impaired driving crashes - one every 51 minutes.
Ohio Next of Kin Emergency Contact Program
Through the Emergency Contact Information - Next of Kin (N.O.K.) Program, Ohioans can identify persons they choose to be notified in the event they are involved in a motor vehicle crash leaving them unable to communicate with emergency medical responders. Those with a driver license, temporary permit or state ID have the option of adding emergency contact information to their record.
Legislation to create the Ohio N.O.K. database was initiated by two Ohio mothers, Linda Wuestenberg, and Carmela Wiant. Both, dealing with tragedies who wanted to ensure someone could be notified as soon as possible in the event of an emergency.
