Wise County Sherriffs Office

Wise County Sheriff's Office, located in Pound, Virginia, is a U.S. local government entity registered as a county business type with a SAM.gov registration active through February 2026. As a law enforcement agency, the Sheriff's Office provides critical public safety services and participates in various federal contract and grant programs designed to enhance community infrastructure, technological capabilities, and regional security. The organization serves Wise County and operates as a child entity under the County of Wise, strategically engaging with federal agencies to support local and regional development initiatives.

Through federal contract awards, the Wise County Sheriff's Office has primarily provided law enforcement services, most notably a $48,870 firm fixed price purchase order from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington District. This non-personal service contract requires the Sheriff's Office to conduct patrols and investigations supporting Corps operations in the Pound, Virginia area through April 2027. The contract was awarded on April 20, 2022, without a specific set-aside designation, indicating an open competitive procurement process. The contract demonstrates the Sheriff's Office's capability to deliver targeted law enforcement support to federal agencies, focusing on maintaining security and conducting investigative activities in specific geographic regions.

The Sheriff's Office has been an active recipient of federal grant awards from multiple agencies, including the Community Oriented Policing Program, Emergency Management Department, Appalachia HIDTA, and Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. These grants have supported diverse initiatives such as technology and equipment procurement, terrorism prevention, cybersecurity enhancement, and anti-drug trafficking efforts. Notably, a March 2024 COPS Office Technology and Equipment Program grant aims to improve police effectiveness and information flow among law enforcement agencies. Sub-grant awards have also funded specialized projects like hazardous materials team support, special operations, and critical infrastructure protection. The grants collectively demonstrate the Sheriff's Office's multifaceted approach to community safety, technological advancement, and interagency collaboration in addressing complex public safety challenges.