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Message from Sheriff Ron Hain

Welcome to the Kane County Sheriff’s Office, a dynamic correctional and law enforcement agency committed to tending to the diverse needs of our modern community. We hope you find the website useful and comprehensive as we continue to enhance our virtual services. Read More​

Kane county sheriff's office invites you to join our cadets and explorers programs. Providing individuals between 14 and 20 firsthand experience in law enforcement. Apply online today! KCSO is Hiring. Job postings: Sworn Officers, Civilian Staff. To Join our Dynamic Team, click here! Job and Community Board Community Outreach Programs - A way out, citizens sheriff's academy, explorers, forklift driver certification, k-9 and swat presentations, OSHA, ride alongs, senior citizens, social workers, plus much more. A way out, kane county, il. Are you addicted to heroin, opioids, or other drugs? Do you know someone who is? It's time to get help. Call 224-407-6758 or Text awayout to 847411. Email: awayoutkanecounty@gmail.com. www.kanesheriff.com Kane county sheriff's office mobile app. Introducion our new app: navigating critical information has never been easier. Scan to Download! Your mistakes don't define you. It's what you do next that counts. Collaborative Diversion - Non arrest referral steps. 1. Behavior that does not require police intervention at this time but had previous interactions with police. Individual needs help due to untreated mental health, substance use issues, lack of resources. They can be referred! 2. Through this type of referral they can get help with a case manager for food, identifcation issues, resources or just support. 3. Do they agree to participate? 4. Have them complete the form with this QR code. Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30 A case manager can meet you in the field during these hours for a warm handoff. 224-239-5303 Your mistakes don't define you. It's what you do next that counts. Collaborative Diversion - Arrest referral steps. 1. Qualifying offense of CTTL, UPCS, nonviolent low level offense. 2. Request approval from on-call Sgt or assigned liason for Diversion. 3. Does the individual agree to participate? 4. Have them complete the form with this QR code. 5. File report but do not book them. 6. Feel free to follow up with an email to svecgeorg@co.kane.il.us or thomaschristopher@co.kane.il.us. Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30 A case manager can meet you in the field during these hours for a warm handoff. 224-239-5303 Kane county sheriff's office invites you to join our cadets and explorers programs. Providing individuals between 14 and 20 firsthand experience in law enforcement. Apply online today! KCSO is Hiring. Job postings: Sworn Officers, Civilian Staff. To Join our Dynamic Team, click here!

Calendar Events

Surviving an Active Shooter classes are back this spring!

​​Saturday, March 15
Saturday, March 29
Saturday, April 5
8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.  //  Kane County Sheriff's Office

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Sign up soon for one of these practical classes, and invite your family and friends to sign up, too. $10 fee includes lunch.  ​Register for Survival Event ​

Free CPR Training

The Kane County Sheriff's Office and the Kane County Health Department are offering four free CPR classes this month:

  • Thurs., March 6
  • Thurs., March 13
  • Fri., March 21
  • Mon., March 24​

Three three-hour sessions each day to choose from. Registration is required. Spots fill up quickly, so register soon here.


Next class begins in March 2025!

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Learn about and experience some of the many aspects of the Sheriff’s Office in a FREE 12-week program. Click here for details and the application​. 

Now Accepting Lateral Deputy Peace Officer Applications!

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If you have been working in Law Enforcement or Corrections for 18 months or more and are looking for a change, consider joining the Kane County Sheriff's Office. Applications for lateral Deputy Peace Officers and Corrections Officers are being accepted now. Click here for details and applications​. ​​​

Latest Updates

VOICES Act

The Voices of Immigrant Communiti​es Empowering Act, also known as the VOICES Act, was recently amended by the Illinois Way Forward Act (Public Act 102-0234). The VOICES Act allows “victims of qualifying criminal activity” to request a “certification form” or a law enforcement certification form or statement required by federal immigration law certifying that a person is a victim of qualifying criminal activity for use in applying for a U-Visa or T-Visa under the United States Code.



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