Caroline County
Sheriff's Office
118 Courthouse Lane
P.O. Box 39
Bowling Green, VA 22427

24 hour Emergency Number - Dial 911

Business Hours:
8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

(804) 633-1120
(804) 633-1124 (Fax)

After Hours/Dispatch
(804) 633-5400

Photos of your Caroline County Sheriff's Office

Click here to see the patch and cruiser of the Sheriff's Office

Members of the Caroline Sheriff's Office Honor Guard pose outside Ambassador

Baptist Church after a recent assignment

Captain Moser, Sheriff Lippa and Major Hall pose at Lippa's

swearing in ceremony to begin his second term.

Mayor Storke and Sheriff Lippa pose at Company 1

with riders from the police unity tour.

Members pose together following the accreditation

display inspection

Sheriff Lippa, his family and staff hold a cookout for the dispatchers

in honor of National Telecommunicators Week

Deputy T. J. Ketcham competed in - and won - the 5k run held

at AP Hill on March 16, 2007. Deputy Wooldridge finished second.

Sheriff Lippa, Captain Moser, Investigative Sergeant Chatman, and Randy Pike

of Dixie Sign Company are pictured in front of the newly equipped Forensic Crime Scene vehicle.

Rachel Farmer and Heather Carolus meet McGruff during Family Day

at Caroline Middle School

Deputy S.Rula of our Court Services Unit

shakes hands with Circuit Court Clerk Ray Campbell

following Rula's swearing in.

McGruff waves at the crowd during the Frog Level Parade

A child enjoys meeting McGruff at the National Night Out celebration

The first female supervisor in the history of the

Caroline Sheriff's Office, A.W. Lambert, receives

her stripes.

Pictured above is Dr. C. B. Mundy, MD.

Dr. Mundy was presented with a framed collage of pictures and articles about him

as a token of appreciation for his service to the Sheriff's Office. 

Mr, James Vaughan, Director of Emergency Services, carries the torch as Sheriff

Lippa, Deputy Chris Hall and James Mis Jr. of Fort A. P. Hill accompany him south on

Route 1 through Ladysmith.

Sergeant Chatman and Deputy Mullane display

a cruiser and equipment to a group of local youths.

Deputy Mullane reads with children as one of

them tries on his hat for size!

Sheriff Lippa and Sheronda Dorsey, pastor Dorsey's wife,

smile for the camera with a participant at a child ID function

held recently at 2nd Mount Cavalry Baptist Church.

McGruff gets a hug at the Frog Level parade.