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Jacksonville's 62 Fallen Officers Remembered on National Peace Officers Memorial Day
May 15, 2020
After local services were cancelled due to these unprecedented times, members of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 5-30, put together a special video presentation to pay tribute to the 62 officers who have died in the line of duty
in Jacksonville since recordkeeping began in 1840.

         |  To watch please please go to: Virtual Police Memorial Day Service
 
“This is a testament that we will always remember our fallen and their eternal legacy even during unprecedented times,” said Sheriff Mike Williams.
 
For more information about Jacksonville’s fallen officers please visit JSO's Roll Call of Honor available on this website.
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