Overview

A Message from Sheriff Brian Heino

Prior to taking office, one of my goals was to find more ways to inform the public about emergency services, alerts and general calls for service; that impact our daily lives.

Although not fully dependent on the use of modern technology, I feel we can accomplish a lot of our communication goals through social media and operational flexibility.

Much like my predecessor, my goal is to implement a stronger Community Policing effort throughout the county so that we are more visible and responsive to special needs in all areas.

My commitment to you, the tax payer and citizen of Flathead County I remain engaged with the public through meetings, social media and training; to provide the best service for all.

The Flathead County Sheriff’s Department is committed to your safety and well being. If you want to report suspicious behavior that could be terrorism related, including suspicious people, vehicles, or activities, call our terrorism hotline at (406) 758-5610.

In the event of an emergency, call 911.
To inquire about the national threat level, access the United States Department of Homeland Security website.
For information regarding personal safety talks for your neighborhood, business, or organization, contact the Flathead County Sheriff’s Department Community Resources Unit (406) 758-5602.
For information about what parents can do to keep their kids safe from drug use and abuse, visit the our Northwest Drug Task Force page.
To access online versions of our crime prevention and safety brochures, they are located on the right side of Programs and Services page.

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