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Richard C Fuller III
Sheriff

The Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office was founded in 1830 when Delamore Duncan was named the first Sheriff for a newly organized territory called Kalamazoo County. Kalamazoo County was comprised of few farms, a lot of wooded land and two small towns called Schoolcraft and "Bronson", whose name was changed six years later to Kalamazoo. The population was a few hundred but a decade of growth saw its population quickly rise to seven thousand. In 2015 the population of Kalamazoo County is 251,000 and the county is dotted with many agricultural areas, two main Cities, Kalamazoo and Portage, and several smaller villages.

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News

Sheriff Fuller honors Deputy Mitchell For 35 Years Of Dedicated Service

Sheriff Fuller honors Deputy Mitchell for 35 years of dedicated service.

Sheriff Fuller Issues Comments on Executive Order 2020-147

Sheriff Fuller urges everyone to follow the Executive Orders put in place by Governor Whitmer. The KCSO will inform and

KCSO Provides Fingerprinting for Concealed Pistol Licenses

The KCSO will begin providing fingerprints for Concealed Pistol Licenses on a temporary basis beginning Monday, July 13t

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Sheriff's Office Response to COVID-19 Coronavirus

Resources

Personal Protective Equipment Resources for Businesses
Food Pantries and Resources
Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office Business Operations

Personal Protective Equipment Resources For Businesses

The Kalamazoo Office of Emergency Management provides the following resources for Michigan PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) resources and businesses to help local businesses as they reopen.

The vendors listed in the following links have *not* been verified or background checked. Please use due diligence when exploring potential vendors.

State of Michigan Michigan COVID PPE Suppliers PDF
Pure Michigan Business Connect connects Michigan businesses with procurement needs with Michigan based personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety products suppliers. https://www.michiganbusiness.org/services/pure-michigan-business-connect/
Michigan Chamber of Commerce has compiled a list of companies that source, manufacture or distribute PPE equipment. https://www.michamber.com/personal-protection-equipment
Small Business Association of Michigan has compiled a list of resources of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). https://www.sbam.org/Resources/COVID-19-Resources/Personal-Protective-Equipment-Resources

Food Pantries & Resources

Kalamazoo County Sheriff's Office Business Operations

Due to the current state of emergency concerning the Coronavirus & Covid-19 pandemic and in accordance with Governor Whitmer’s direction, the Kalamazoo County Sheriff’s Office is providing essential services only and our front lobby is available by appointment only to minimize the risk of spreading the virus to our inmate population and first responders.

We continue to respond to all 9-1-1 calls and requests for assistance.

In the meanwhile,

Sex offender registry updates must be done in person in our front lobby (please call 269-383-8821 to make an appointment)
Pistol purchase permits can be mailed to the Sheriff’s Office.
Copies of Reports and Freedom of Information Act requests can be mailed to the Sheriff’s Office or requested online.
Inmate Debt Payments can be mailed to the Sheriff’s Office.

NOTE - Never include any sensitive information such as social security numbers, operator's license numbers, credit card or account numbers when sending an email or submitting a web form.

Our mailing address is:
Kalamazoo County Sheriff’s Office
1500 Lamont Ave
Kalamazoo, MI 49048

You can also e-mail us for non-emergency, not-in-progress matters by selecting the Contact us link along the left side of this web page and choosing Comments or Request Service.

NOTE - Never include any sensitive information such as social security numbers, operator's license numbers, credit card or account numbers when sending an email or submitting a web form.

Learn more about the COVID-19 Coronavirus.