Williamson County Sheriff's Office

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📢 Don’t Let Your Football Celebration Turn Into Tragedy 📢

Game Day Safety Message from the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office   Williamson County, TN — As the big game approaches on Sunday, February 9, 2025, the WCSO, in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), wants to remind everyone: Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk. Whether you’re cheering for your favorite team at a Football party or hosting friends and family, it’s critical to plan ahead to keep yourself and others safe. If you plan to drink, arrange for a sober ride home before the game starts. Protect your team: friends, family, and fellow partygoers. Let’s ensure Football Sunday is about touchdowns, not tragedies. Hosting? Follow these tips to help keep everyone safe: ·  Offer plenty of snacks and non-alcoholic beverages. ·  Clearly communicate to your guests that responsible drinking is expected. Provide plenty of non-alcoholic drink options and ensure that alcohol consumption is monitored. ·   Encourage guests to designate a sober driver before they arrive at your party. ·  As the host, set a good example by drinking moderately, if at all, and showing responsible behavior. Your guests are likely to follow your lead. Planning to be a designated driver? You’re the night’s real MVP! Commit to staying sober and help ensure everyone gets home safely. If someone you know has been drinking and tries to drive, take their keys and assist them in arranging a safe ride home. You’re the quarterback of the night — your actions could save lives. "Game day celebrations should never end in tragedy. Drinking and driving is a choice that can ruin lives in an instant. Plan ahead, make smart decisions, and look out for one another so we can all enjoy the game and get home safely." - Sheriff Jeff Hughes For more information on impaired driving and safety tips, visit https://lnkd.in/gGvdMeC.

WCSO Deputies: A Story Worth Sharing We'd like to tell you about something that happened this week that makes us so proud to work alongside some of the most thoughtful and caring people around. On January 14, 2025, two of our Deputies were called to help a resident who had a problem that might seem small to some, but in the moment, it was anything but. Last week’s snowstorm had left driveways across Williamson County covered in ice, and this resident’s two-wheel-drive vehicle couldn’t make it up the slippery, steep incline to their house. To make matters even more challenging, the resident used a wheelchair and couldn’t safely navigate the icy conditions. But here’s the thing about our Deputies: they don’t see obstacles—they see opportunities to help. Without hesitation, they came up with a plan. One Deputy carefully carried the resident on his back, ensuring she was safe every step of the way, and delivered her right to her front door. Another Deputy carried her wheelchair up the icy driveway. They stayed with her, made sure she was comfortable and didn’t leave until family members arrived to assist further. They didn’t do it for recognition. In fact, they specifically asked not to be named. They just did it because that’s who they are—problem solvers with big hearts, always looking out for the people of Williamson County. It’s moments like these that remind us why we’re so proud of the men and women who serve. It’s not just a job; it’s a calling, and these Deputies answered it with compassion, creativity, and care.

We know you have some hilarious ideas, too, so here is your invitation. Crack us up by adding your own brilliant ideas to the list! What ELSE should people be doing instead of driving in a snowstorm? Drop your best ideas below! 🛷⛄ Make us laugh… or cry-laugh. We’re here for both. #SnowedInAndWinning #ShareTheSilliness #WilliamsonCountyTN  Visit our website! We're hiring! https://lnkd.in/eG6yBbE5