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
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. 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.
Board Members
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.
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Washoe County SDA Charities
Every year the Washoe County Sheriff Deputies Association donates money and time to benefit numerous charities, groups, and organizations in Washoe County.
Featured News
President Signs Bill on Service-Connected Suicides into LawFOP Priority is Now Law, Bill on TBI and PTSD also Signed Washington, DC – Patrick Yoes, National President of the Fraternal Order of Police, welcomed news that President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. signed one of the FOP’s top legislative prioritie...
"Defund the police" supporter Rep. Ilhan Omar's city is experiencing a sharp increase in most crimes, data shows. The spike comes just one year after she backed a failed campaign to dismantle and replace the Minneapolis Police Department... To read the full story, click here. ...
Of the 210 law enforcement officers wounded as of midnight on the last day of July, 39 were killed, the national police union reported. Meanwhile, 71 officers were shot as a result of 46 "ambush-style attacks," which claimed the lives of 18 members of law enforcement... To read the full story, click...