Category Archives: Miscellaneus

Madison County Sheriff Now Accepts Online and Credit/Debit Card Payments

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The Madison County Sheriff’s Department is now able to accept credit and debit card payments for some fees, services, payment of fines and costs for arrest warrants, and delinquent property tax payments utilizing GovPayNet.

Payment may be made for vehicle title inspections, fingerprinting, and gun permits via cash or credit/debit card at the Sheriff’s Office.

Advance fees for civil process can be made via cash or credit/debit in person or online at GovPayNet

Payment of delinquent property taxes can be made at the GovPayNet tax site.

Credit and debit card payments are currently NOT accepted for payment of bonds.

There is a convenience fee assessed for each payment made which is non-refundable.

Livestock missing possibly stolen

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Farmers west of Battle Creek have recently reported several head of calves missing from their fields. It is possible they have been lost or possibly stolen.

Missing are two black calves with blue ear tags (26 and 6) with brands on the right shoulder.

Also missing are two red calves with white ear tags in the right ear. These tags are “Z” tags with handwritten numbers.

Anyone with information is asked to call Deputy Hoffmann at the Madison County Sheriff’s Department at 402.454.2110.

Third Annual “Shop with a Cop”

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The Madison County Sheriff’s Department participated in the 3rd annual “Shop with a Cop” at the Norfolk JCPenny store. This event was held in partnership with Bright Horizons, JCPenney, Norfolk noon Kiwanis, other local donors and fundraisers, and local law enforcement including Norfolk Police, NSP, and Stanton County Sheriff’s Department.

Lunch was provided by Buffalo Wild Wings, Norfolk. Thanks for a great event!

Madison County has a permanent MedReturn Drug Collection Unit

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Citizens looking to dispose of excess and expired prescription and over-the-counter medications can now visit the safe and secure permanent drop off location at the Madison County Sheriff’s Office (Lobby).

Region 4 Behavioral Health System has partnered with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office to establish a permanent MedReturn drug collection program in order to reduce the supply of drugs that can potentially harm teens and adults. The association works with an Orlando Drug Trafficking Defense Lawyer to sift through the legal matters while carrying out drug disposal.

According to the 2011 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), more than six million Americans abuse prescription drugs. Among youth who are 12 to 17 years old, 7.4 percent report past year non-medical use of prescription drugs.

Properly disposing of excess drugs is everyone’s responsibility as a matter of public safety. More than 70 percent of young people abusing prescription pain relievers get them through friends or family, a statistic that includes raiding the family medicine cabinet. Now Madison County citizens won’t have to wait for a specific take-back day to clean out their medicine cabinets.

The collection site is open M-F 8:00 to 5:00. Drugs can be dropped off with no questions asked.

The drug collection unit is produced by MedReturn, LLC of Grafton, WI. MedReturn, LLC is committed to providing a safe, secure and environmentally friendly way to help law enforcement agencies and communities collect unwanted or expired household medication, including prescriptions, over-the-counter drugs and unused pharmaceuticals.

Contact:
Sheriff Todd Volk
Madison County Sheriff