Sheriff's Office

Members of the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, joined New Hartford Police Department, New Hartford Town Highway Department,

Deputy Snider and Sergeant Kahl taught their 8th and final “in person” NYS Boater Safety course this year, at Lake Delta Yacht Club. The Sheriff’s Office Marine Unit always looks forward to the opportunity to educate boaters, both young and old, about Safety on the Water. Several extra classes were held this year in order to make up for not teaching any classes in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Officer Curtis Morgan from the Sheriff's Office Community Affairs Unit joined Kevin Ziesenitz of the Opioid Overdose Prevention Program (Team Up!) of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oneida County at

Today, the Oneida County Sheriff's Office attended Memorial Day celebrations across the County.

The day started in Whitesboro with Sheriff Robert Maciol, Undersheriff Joseph Lisi, Chief Deputy Jonathan Owens, and the Sheriff Office Honor Guard participating in the Annual Memorial Day Parade.

Sheriff Maciol then traveled to the New York Mills Memorial Day Ceremony where he was honored to be the Master of Ceremonies.

Meanwhile, in Holland Patent, Sgt Carry Phair was honored to be the keynote speaker at the American Legion / Roberts Post.

Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, members of the Sheriff's Office Marine Patrol, NYS Police Trooper Jack Keller, Sylvan Beach Mayor Sullivan, and members of the Sylvan Beach Fire Department held a press conference this morning, just ahead of the Memorial Day Weekend to address boater safety, traffic safety, beach safety & local law issues, along with summer events. The press conference was held at the emergency wall on the canal adjacent to the Route 13 bridge.

Today, Officer Morgan of the Oneida County Sheriff's Office Community Affairs unit had the unique opportunity to welcome bicycle riders into New Hartford as they traveled from Buffalo to Albany to raise awareness about missing children across the Country and to honor families who have lived through these tragedies.

These riders then traveled to Sauquoit as a tribute to Sara Anne Wood, who the Ride for Missing Children campaign was originally started for, and then had a final stop in Utica before Wednesday’s trip to Albany.

Lauren Marraffa, a long time, local Special Olympics athlete and huge supporter of law enforcement stopped at the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office at noon today for a unique visit. In recognition of the recent National Police Week, their friendship, and for their annual support of the Special Olympics Torch Run, Lauren presented a thank you card and a full lunch buffet to Sheriff Robert Maciol and the members of the Sheriff’s Office. Today’s presentation was at the Public Safety Complex in Oriskany.

Officer Morgan from the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Community Affairs Unit had the opportunity to meet with community members to discuss Scams, Project Lifesaver, V.I.N.E., and The Yellow Dot Program.

Today, Officer Morgan from the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Community Affairs Unit joined community volunteers along with members of the Saint John The Baptist Roman Catholic Church, and

Today, Officer Morgan from the Sheriff's Office Community Affairs Unit joined members of The Country Pantry, Clinton Lions Club, United Way of the Mohawk Valley, Peter Kallaur of the New York State Contact Training Initiative along with Community Members for food distribution. The Country Pantry serves families from Clinton, Clark Mills, and Westmoreland.