Deputies Killed in Line of Duty
- Andrew Kriss, May 25, 1864, gunfire
- Will Ward, November 27, 1899, assault
- Thomas A. Fay, May 17, 1919, gunfire
- Donn G. Witt, September 25, 1983, illness
- Kelly Ann Bazer, January 13, 1986, gunfire
- Lonny Gene Brewer, December 5, 1987, gunfire
- Theodore L. Beckmann Jr., February 8, 1989, vehicular assault
- Patrick Steven Coyle, February 16, 1997, aircraft accident
- Ken Collier, February 28, 2010, vehicle pursuit
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