This class is free but you must register through the Rockingham County Recreation Department by calling (540) 564-3160. 

Thank you to all of the players, sponsors, and donors that made our 8th Annual Golf Tournament another HUGE success - raising nearly $20,000 to benefit Virginia Special Olympics!

We truly appreciate all of the generosity and support for this annual event. Unfortunately, we had to cancel it last year due to COVID, but we made up for it this year and had a lot of fun for a GREAT CAUSE!

***DUE TO COVID-19 MANY CLASSES HAVE BEEN CANCELED.  CHECK WITH THE ROCKINGHAM COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO CONFIRM CLASS BEFORE ATTENDING***

*All classes are free but you must register through the Rockingham County Recreation Department at (540) 564-3160.

Congratulations to our four Deputies that graduated from the 132nd Basic Law Enforcement Session on November 6, 2015!

Congratulations to the October 30th graduates of the Harrisonburg/Rockingham Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training. The 40 hour training enables officers to more effectively communicate with and understand the particular needs of individuals with mental illness. Graduates include officers and deputies from the Rockingham County Sheriff's Office, Harrisonburg Police Department, Bridgewater Police Department, Virginia State Police, James Madison University Police Department, and Rockingham County Fire & Rescue.

We had a great week at the Rockinigham County Fair!  Thanks to everyone who came out!

2015 Special Olympics Golf Tournament

On May 15, 2015 we held the annual Special Olympics Golf Tournament at Packsaddle Ridge Golf Club.  Thank you to all the sponsors and participants who made this year’s tournament a success.  All proceeds benefit the Virginia Special Olympics.

Sheriff Hutcheson presenting a plaque of appreciation to Mr. Lanny Beach, owner of Top Bead Welding Service, for the donation of the time and materials to customize the Special Operations Van for our Patrol Division.  THANK YOU!

The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office is very pleased to announce that we have just obtained a Bloodhound canine that will be trained to serve our community with search and rescue tracking operations.

A breeder in North Carolina graciously donated a ten-week old Red Bloodhound to the Sheriff's Office and we picked it up this past weekend. The training process for "Lucy" has already begun and it is expected to take approximately eight months to be fully completed.