Honor Roll
- Deputy Sheriff Cleveland V. Jacobs - End of Watch: September 14, 1922
- Deputy Sheriff Robert O. Moore - End of Watch: June 9, 1975
- Reserve Deputy George A. Pfeil - End of Watch: December 29, 1977
- Deputy Sheriff Hugh Ellis Thomas Jr. - End of Watch: March 28, 1989
- Deputy Sheriff Eugene Andrew Gregory - End of Watch: July 8, 1998
- Deputy Sheriff Matt Miller – End of Watch: December 26, 2011
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