LOUISA COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE FOUNDATION
EIN 83-1685597 · Government & Public Administration (W20)
What they do
Sheriffs Office Law Enforcement, Training, and Safety Equipment: Provided Each Patrol Deputy With A Guardian Angel Elite Series Safety Light and Epaulet Mount; Purchased 4 New Laptops and Upgraded Child ID Software for The Sheriffs Free Child ID Program; Purchased A Stalker MC360 Message Trailer for The Sheriff to Display Safety Messages to Motorists; Paid Monthly Fee for Climate Controlled Storage Unit to Store Community Outreach Supplies and Equipment; Purchased Various Item of Clothing, Swag, and Equipment for Sheriffs Community Outreach Activities. The Louisa County Sheriffs Office is The Primary Law Enforcement Authority for The County. The Sheriffs Office Personnel Number 90 to 95 Active Deputies and Office Personnel. Louisa County Covers 514 Square Miles With A Population of 42,109 (2024) Residents That Hosts Thousands of Visitors to Lake Anna During The Summer.
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ContactJames BragaPresident
In care of% JAMES A BRAGA
Mailing address218 TARA WOODS DR, BUMPASS, VA 23024-4935
Main phone(703) 861-3944Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- November 2018
- County
- Louisa
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