Richmond City Sheriff's Office
City of Richmond
Address:
1701 Fairfield Way
Richmond, VA
23223 USA
Email: Ask The Sheriff
Fax: (804)646-4291
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Sheriff Irving Assumes Position of President of the Virginia Sheriffs’ Association
Let’s Congratulate Our Sheriff!!
Virginia Beach, VA — During the Virginia Sheriffs' Association (VSA) Annual Meeting held on September 17, 2025, Senator L. Louise Lucas officiated the swearing-in ceremony for VSA's newly elected officers. The event marked the beginning of a new term for VSA leadership, with City of Richmond Sheriff Antionette V. Irving assuming the position of President.
“I am deeply honored to lead the Virginia Sheriffs’ Association during this pivotal moment," said Sheriff Irving. "Truly, it’s the shared dedication of each sheriff across our Commonwealth that empowers meaningful progress. My goal is to foster collaboration, elevate professional development, and ensure that every deputy - regardless of rank or job duties - knows their service is valued. Together, we’ll lift Virginia law enforcement to higher standards with mutual respect and accountability at the heart of our mission."
Richmond City Sheriff's Office in the News
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Dr. Antionette V. Irving and RCSO partnered with NBC12 at their call center to answer questions and share information about our ARE YOU OKAY PROGRAM, which is designed to support the safety and well-being of senior citizens in our community. For more information about this program call 804.646.4070.
ARE YOU OKAY PROGRAM