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Buncombe County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Office    
     
 

202 Haywood St
Asheville, NC 28801
(828) 255-5555

 

   

Administration

Chief Deputy Don Reavis
828-250-4476

 

The Sheriff’s Office


The Sheriff and the Chief Deputy are served by a single administrative assistant. This assistant is responsible for managing all scheduling, clerical, and office needs of the Sheriff and Chief Deputy. The Administrative Assistant coordinates with other divisions to keep the Sheriff and Chief Deputy informed of important information. Handling all incoming telephone calls is one of the assistant’s many functions.

Buncombe County Sheriff's Office
202 Haywood St.
Asheville, NC 28801

 

Finance

The Finance division handles the money matters of the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office. The Fiscal Control Officer and the Purchasing Assistant make up the Finance division, and their duties are bulleted below.
  • Fiscal Control Officer: The Fiscal Control Officer prepares the annual budget, monitors the budget and the expenditures throughout the year, sets up contracts, and approves all expenditures.

  • Purchasing Assistant: The Purchasing Assistant processes all department invoices for payment and forwards them to the Buncombe County Finance Department, makes bank deposits, orders all office supplies, uniforms, and uniform supplies, and maintains vendor files and employee property files.

 

Fleet Manager


Jimmy Hall
250-4505
The fleet manager is in charge of the 172 cars, seven Ford Explorers, and five four-wheel-drive trucks in service at the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office.

The fleet manager duties are as follows:

  • Processing accident reports
  • Tracking vehicle maintenance, vehicle license plate registrations, and vehicle inspections
  • Keeping on hand current specifications and statistics on each model of vehicle in service
  • Taking care of any applicable recalls on vehicles
  • Processing gas mileage logs
  • Issuing vehicles to deputies

Internal Affairs/Professional Standards

Internal Affairs (IA) is responsible for all departmental investigations. The Internal Affairs/Professional Standards Division is responsible for investigating allegations of employee misconduct. All secondary employment is administered through the office of Professional Standards. This unit is responsible for creating and reviewing all departmental policies and procedures.

Lt. Kevin Calhoun 250-4431
Lt. Kim Martin 205-4430


Reception

Three employees work at the front desk of the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office. They are responsible for answering the department's main telephone line, forwarding calls to the appropriate division, greeting the public coming into the building and directing them where to go.

 

Gun Permits


All gun permit applications have been moved to the ID Bureau located in the Buncombe County Detention Facility on Davidson Drive (directly behind the Courthouse). 

Should you have questions please call 250-4664.

Sheriff's Attorney

The Sheriff's Office utilizes the County Attorney for all legal needs.

 

   
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