Washoe County SDA

The Washoe County Sheriff Deputies Association is an organization comprised of the men and women who serve the citizens of Washoe County.

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Welcome to the official website for the Washoe County Sheriffs Deputies Association (WCSDA). Thank you for visiting to learn more about our organization and the many services we provide to our members and the Washoe County community as a whole.
Please check back frequently to stay up-to-date on all the latest WCSDA news and be sure to sign up for our email list. We greatly appreciate your support!

About WCSDA

The Washoe County Sheriff Deputies Association is an organization comprised of the men and women who serve the citizens of Washoe County as Deputy Sheriffs.

Our goal is to preserve public safety and the quality of life within Washoe County by having the most highly motivated, well trained and properly staffed police department.

Every year the Washoe County Sheriff Deputies Association donates money and time to benefit numerous charities, groups, and organizations in Washoe County.

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Featured News

22 June 2018

Why 2018 could be an especially deadly year for cops

"Maybe they forget [officers] have families," Gloria Vega said. "But they're just like everybody else. The only difference is my dad went out there ... he sacrificed his family, sacrificed us having him, to protect people he doesn't even know.” To read the full story, click here. ...

09 May 2018

What happens when we run out of cops?

What happens when we run out of cops? This is a question worth asking as it pertains to the safety of our communities, families, and friends. Police recruitment and retention may be one of this countries biggest problems. To read more about what will happen when we run out of law enforcement officer...

09 May 2018

Celebrating Police Week 2018

This year, from May 13th to May 19th, thousands of police officers, law enforcement professionals, friends, family, and survivors, gather in Washington D.C for National Police Week. In 2017 alone, 129 officers were killed in the line of duty. Since 1791, a total of 21,541 officers have lost their li...