A LEGACY OF LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE
Celebrating 200 Years of the Henry County Sheriff's Office
In the heart of Henry County stands the enduring symbol of justice and dedication—the Henry County Sheriff's Office. For two centuries, it has stood as a pillar of strength, protecting and serving the community with unwavering resolve. As we commemorate its bicentennial anniversary, we honor the legacy of those who have safeguarded our county through the ages. From its inception under James R. Fletcher in 1823 to the present leadership of Reginald B. Scandrett , the Sheriff's Office has been guided by remarkable leaders who have navigated challenges with grace and fortitude, shaping its history with integrity and vision. The deputies of the Henry County Sheriff's Office have served diligently within our jail, our county court systems, and throughout the community, upholding the rule of law with courage and compassion. Through their unwavering dedication, they ensure the fairness and security of our legal processes, contributing profoundly to the administration of justice in our community. Through wars, crises, and societal changes, the Sheriff's Office has remained a steadfast beacon of service and resilience, woven into the fabric of our county's history. As we honor the past and embrace the future, let us pay tribute to the remarkable men and women of the Henry County Sheriff's Office who have dedicated their lives to protecting and serving our community. Their legacy will endure for generations to come, inspiring us to uphold the noble ideals upon which the Sheriff's Office was founded. In celebrating 200 years of service, we reaffirm our commitment to building a safer, stronger, and more resilient Henry County for all.
Sheriffs of Henry County
JESSE JOHNSON 1824; 1828
AARON BROOKS 1827
THOMAS J. JOHNSON 1832
JAMES HEAD 1840
ALLEN E. JOHNSON 1844
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