The Alleghany County / Covington Sheriff’s Office is proud to partner with the Alleghany Highlands Public School System to offer the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program (D.A.R.E.) to the 5th and 8th grade students. The D.A.R.E. program is designed to teach the students the dangers of drug, alcohol, and tobacco use. This is accomplished by teaching the students how to use the decision-making model to make good decisions.
The Alleghany County / Covington Sheriff’s Office has two staff members that are certified D.A.R.E. instructors, Colonel Chris Fisher and Cpl. Ricky Bates.
Community involvement, and participation makes for a stronger and better community. The importance of staying vigilant, knowing your community, talking with your neighbors, and reporting crimes, or suspicious activities, makes our area a safer place to live and enjoy.
The Alleghany County / Covington Sheriff’s Office is proud to be a part of so many area events that take place, here in the Highlands. The idea of our community and law enforcement working together, builds both professional and positive relationships with our citizens.
Any citizen wanting to learn about a neighborhood watch program can call the sheriff’s office at 540-965-1770 ext. 102.
FOR EMERGENCIES, PHONE 9-1-1 for Police/Fire/Rescue
NON-EMERGENCY PHONE – 540-965-1770
