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Sheriff Allen Riley
Sheriff Allen Riley is a life long resident of Madison County. He has 27 years of experience of law enforcement with the New York State Police. Sheriff Riley was accepted into the New York State Police Academy in 1982. In 1984, he was selected to be a K-9 handler. He has handled both narcotics and explosive detection dogs, during his 18 years as a K-9 handler. He has worked on details such as the World Trade Center attack, Sarah Ann Wood detail, State Fair details and numerous search and rescue details. In 2003, he was promoted to the Criminal Investigation Unit. Sheriff Riley retired from the State Police in September 2009 to run in a special November 2009, election for Sheriff. As a member of the State Police, Sheriff Riley served as a Criminal Investigator, Gaming Unit Investigator, and a Uniformed Trooper. He has received training in evidence handling, DNA collection, interrogation & interview, casino due diligence, anthrax training, clandestine labs, domestic violence, sexual harassment, hostage/critical incident command, hazardous materials, U.S. Customs narcotics officer - cross designation.
Sheriff Riley resides in southern Madison County with his wife and two daughters. They own and operate a 110 acre pasture based beef operation.
Sheriff Allen Riley is pleased to announce the implementation of a new program called Project Lifesaver. Project Lifesaver is a search and rescue, rapid recovery program that targets persons enrolled in the program that have the tendency to wander due to Alzheimer’s , Autism, Dementia and other age macular degeneration (ARMD) related conditions or disorders.
To learn more click here.
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The Madison County Sheriff's Office is working with victims of violence agencies to help provide victims with a source of emergency 911 communications. Please consider donating your old, used and unwanted cell phones and chargers to those who are in desperate need of your help.
Cell phones can either be mailed or dropped of at:
Madison County Sheriff's Office
138 North Court Street
Building #7
Wampsville, NY 13163
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You can request a speaker from the office of the sheriff for your group or organization.
If available, a speaker can be arranged for any topic covering any of our programs. See this web site for contact information.
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To Serve and Protect!
Office of the Sheriff
Allen Riley, Sheriff
P.O. Box 16
Wampsville, New York 13163
Phone: (315) 366-2318
Fax: (315) 366-2286
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| Recent News |
Chittenango man arrested as Fugitive from Justice
Madison County Sheriff Allen Riley reports that deputies have charged a 40 year old Village of Chittenango man with being a Fugitive from Justice.
Eight injured in two car crash (4 children)
Madison County Sheriff Allen Riley reports that Deputies are continuing their investigation into a two car crash that injured eight persons at the intersection of Route # 46 and 20 in the Town of Eaton last evening at about 7:00 PM.
Deputies charge Brookfield man with multiple traffic charges
Madison County Sheriff Allen Riley reports that Travis A. Buchanan age 31, 1836 Beaver Creek Road, Brookfield,NY was charged with multiple Vehicle and Traffic charges after he crashed his four wheel ATV in an apparent attempt to flee a Deputy's patrol car.
Oneida man arrested on alleged felony sex crimes
Madison County Sheriff Allen Riley reports that Deputies assigned to the Criminal Investigation Unit have arrested an Oneida man on felony level sex crimes involving an alleged is less than eleven years of age.
Man found dead on shore of Oneida Lake ruled an accidental drowning
The death of Lajos Szabo age 75, 415 Frederick Street, East Syracuse, New York has been ruled a drowning by the Onondaga County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Man found dead on shore of Oneida Lake
Madison County Undersheriff Doug Bailey reports that Deputies are continuing their investigation into the cause of death of a man found partially in the water of the south shore of Oneida Lake in the Town of Sullivan. The discovery was made at about 7:42 PM last evening, Tuesday, October 13.
Two car crash in Town of Lincoln leaves Canastota man in critical condition
Madison County Sheriff’s Deputies are continuing their investigation into a serious two vehicle crash that occurred at about 7:30 PM last evening on the Oxbow Road in the Town of Lincoln.
If you would like to view some of our archived news releases please click on the following link NEWS ARTICLES
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The Madison County Sheriff's Office Correctional Facility has an opening for a full-time dayshift RN. Quailified applicants may return a completed application to:
Madison County Personnel Department
County Office Building
PO Box 636
Wampsville, NY 13163
(315)366-2341 / fax (315)366-2725
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