We Are Here to Serve You!
Sheriff Keaton Williams
Prior to being elected, Sheriff Williams served in the United States Marine Corps for eight years as a Military Policeman. Outside of the armed services, Sheriff Williams continued his public service in emergency services, first as a certified 911 Dispatcher, then 8 years as an officer with the Burkesville Police Department, and most recently as the Assistant Chief.
“I am passionate about law-enforcement and ensuring our community and all those who are in it are kept safe. I value, honesty, transparency, unity, and service. It is an honor to serve the people of Cumberland County.”
Deputy and K9 Units
- Deputy Lance Watson and K9 Roky
- Deputy Steve Wheat
School Resource Officer
- Deputy/SRO Robert Dyer
- Deputy/SRO Brad Perdue
- Deputy/SRO James Smith
Court Security
- Deputy/CCSO Randy Abernathy
- Deputy/CCSO Russell Decker
- CCSO Stacy Staley
- CCSO Stacy Norris
- CCSO Rebecca Riness
- CCSO Greg Cooksey
Office
- Sara Huckelby
How to Reach Us
Emergency? Dial 911!
(270) 864-4321 Office
(270) 864-1561 Fax
(270) 864-4141 Dispatch Center (24-Hours)
ccsheriff@hotmail.com
Location
Cumberland County Sheriff Dept.
PO Box 838
600 Courthouse Square
Burkeville, KY 42717
Our office is open Monday - Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm, Closed Weekends and Holidays
Get Involved!
Report Criminal Activity immediately!
Call or come by our Office anytime.
Thank You
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Taxes
The Office of the Cumberland County Sheriff, as established in Kentucky law by KRS 134.140 and 160.500, is the collector of all state, county, school, and district taxes derived from assessed real, tangible, and intangible properties. The office is then responsible for the distribution of tax collections to the appropriate taxing authority or jurisdiction.
Cumberland County Sheriff Department
Services
Civil Process
Cost Summary for Service
- Subpoenas – $70.00
- Civil Summons – $70.00
- Executions – $70.00
- All Other Civil Process – $70.00
Civil Process Guidelines
- Must have a physical address - not a P.O. Box
- Address must be in Cumberland County
- Payment must be made before paper can be processed
If you have other questions, suggestions or requests, just call or come by the office
Conceal Carry
Steps to obtain a CCDW License
- Complete KSP CCDW Training
- Once you receive your Training Certificate you can apply for the license in the office or online at http://kentuckystatepolice.org/ccdw/ccdw-home/
- Application requires a photo of at least 3.5x4 size, with no hat or sunglasses
- Application fee is $60 ($40 to Kentucky State Treasurer and $20 to Cumberland County Sheriff Dept) payable by check or cash only
- Applications are mailed to KSP weekly, and KSP will conduct a background check and mail you a notification to the mailing address listed on your application
- Once you have received your notification in the mail from KSP, contact CCSO to make sure your permit has arrived. If your permit has arrived, bring the notification in during normal business hours and sign for your permit.
Visit Kentucky State Police CCDW Page for more information
Vehicle Inspections
Inspection Hours:
8:00 AM To 4:00 PM
Monday – Friday (Except For Legal Holidays)
For a vehicle inspection at the Sheriff’s Office, you need:
- The vehicle must be present and roadworthy
- No Breakage in windshield
- Odometer showing mileage
- All mirrors in place
- Title (Certificate of title) or a certified copy of the title – Not Registration
- VIN number on vehicle must match title
- Valid driver’s license
- The inspector may also check the vehicle for all safety features including, but not limited to: lights, wipers, horn, turn signals, glass for obstructions, brakes, and more.
- $5.00 fee – cash or check only
Non Injury Accidents
Non-Injury Accident Report Form
KRS 189.635(4) Provides that:
Any person operating a vehicle on the highways of the state who is involved in an accident resulting in any property damage exceeding five hundred dollars ($500) in which an investigation is not conducted by a law enforcement officer shall file a written report of the accident with the Department of Kentucky State Police within ten (10) days of occurrence of the accident upon forms provided by the department.
Do not complete this report if the traffic collision was investigated by a police officer.
Taxes
The Office of the Cumberland County Sheriff, as established in Kentucky law by KRS 134.140 and 160.500, is the collector of all state, county, school, and district taxes derived from assessed real, tangible, and intangible properties. The office is then responsible for the distribution of tax collections to the appropriate taxing authority or jurisdiction.