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Bryant "Wally" Jones
“I made a promise to the citizens of Pike County that I would do everything in my power to keep them safe.’
— Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones
Body Camera Training 2024

Body Cam

As Promised, Pike County Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones Welcomes Pileum Corporation Representative to train patrol officers and the administration team on the "Proper Use and Maintenance" of the department's new Automated Body Cam Systems 2024

A Special thanks to the Pike County Board Of Supervisors, County Administrator, and Board Attorney for their Unwavering Commitment to Service and Safety.

Many thanks to Deputy Andy Turnage for his Amazing Spirit of Excellence and Training!

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K-9 Choppa

K-9 Unit

Congratulations to K-9 Deputy Austin White!

The Pike County Sheriff’s Office proudly recognizes K-9 Deputy Austin White for successfully completing the rigorous K-9 Handler Training at PSD Kennels.

This certification equips Deputy White with specialized skills in Patrol, Criminal Apprehension, and Narcotics Detection—further enhancing our department’s ability to serve and protect.

We also extend sincere thanks to K-9 Deputy Steven Melton and K-9 Sasha for their steadfast mentorship and support throughout the training process.

“I made a promise to the citizens of Pike County to do everything possible to keep them safe. This is a portion of that promise coming to fruition!”
— Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones

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drone

Aerial Intelligence Unit

Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones and members of the Pike County Sheriff’s Office leadership team have completed drone training as part of the department’s new aerial operations program

The department is enthusiastic about launching this initiative, which aims to enhance public safety and operational efficiency.

“I made a promise to the citizens of Pike County that I would do everything in my power to keep them safe. This drone program and training are steps in fulfilling that commitment.”
— Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones

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Community Engagement

News - Updates

A Pike County Sheriff’s Office deputy stopped to assist Pike County citizens who were changing a flat tire

A Pike County Sheriff’s Office deputy stopped to assist Pike County citizens who were changing a flat tire

Demonstrating concern for their safety, the deputy inquired whether they required any assistance.

This act reflects the Pike County Sheriff’s Office commitment to compassionate and community-focused law enforcement.

The Pike County Sheriff’s Office extends its sincere appreciation to Deputy Josh Guice for his continued dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to public safety.

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From Pike County Sheriff Wally Jones and the Pike County Sheriff’s Office

A Message from Sheriff Bryant "Wally" Jones

Citizens of Pike County,

We apologize for the late post, but we have been extremely busy over the past weekend responding to severe storms and rising floodwaters across our county. I am thankful to report that everyone was rescued safely, and there have been no reported injuries.

I want to personally thank the citizens of Pike County who stepped up without hesitation to help their neighbors during this time of need. Your willingness to lend a hand truly shows what kind of community we live in.

I would also like to recognize and thank Ms. Tina Reed, our Emergency Management Director, for putting in countless hours to keep our county informed and safe.

A special thank you goes to Pike County Supervisor Jake Gazzo and the rest of the Pike County Board of Supervisors for their support throughout this emergency.

Thank you to the McComb Fire Department, all of our county volunteer fire departments, and their strike team for working tirelessly during these dangerous conditions.

I want to give a very special shout-out to Sheriff Jason Ard of the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Department.

It is important for the public to understand how the Parish/County Line Task Force works together to support one another in times of crisis. Later in the day, much of our volunteer fire department equipment began failing due to overuse. We reached out to Sheriff Ard, and within hours he sent boats and his team. Their equipment and personnel were absolutely crucial in rescuing citizens during the night hours in both Pike County and Walthall County.

I am extremely thankful for Sheriff Ard and his team. This is what happens when agencies work together with one goal in mind—making sure everyone is taken care of.

Pike County is a proud member of the Parish/County Line Task Force, and we will continue to be a member of that task force as long as Sheriff Jones has a say.

Once again, thank you to everyone who showed up, stepped up, and helped during this emergency. My hat’s off to each and every one of you.

Thank you, and God bless.
— Sheriff Wally Jones
Pike County Sheriff’s Office