Today, we’re celebrating a powerful moment for Henry County. On Christmas Day, Sheriff Reginald B. Scandrett announced the promotion of Dr. Shaquille O’Neal to Chief of Community Relations—an expanded leadership role rooted in one simple mission: strengthening community trust through consistent, visible service. For the past five years, Dr. O’Neal has served as our Director of Community Relations, and what he’s helped build is more than “community outreach”—it’s a measurable model of presence an

Henry County Police Department, Henry County Fire Rescue, Henry County Emergency Management and Homeland Security, and Henry County 911 are all a part of the Public Safety Division. In this Henry County Government 101 episode, Henry County Public Safety Director and HCPD Chief of Police Mike Ireland talks about the many things that the Public Safety Division does on a daily basis and what they provide to the community to help keep everyone safe. Tune in and enjoy this closer look at Henry County

01.10.26: Ten days! It only took ten days into the new year for the Henry County Sheriff's Department to jump the rails and do some incredibly dumb shit! Imagine that! Ten days! That's all it took! Stay tuned, there will be more to come... =================== 'The Political Spotlight' #586: "HCSD Doing What They Do! & Disorderly Muncie!" Link: youtube.com/live/F5Lki_5PaqE . . . =================== 'The Political Spotlight' can be found live or via replay on YouTube, Rumble, Facebook, X, or your

Tonight, as we close the book on this year at Henry County Animal Shelter, our hearts feel full not just from the happy endings, but from the hard moments we pushed through, the souls we helped heal, and the hope we created together. This year brought some incredibly tough days and situations that will stay with us forever… but it also brought strength, resilience, forgiveness, and love from animals who had every reason to give up but didn’t. This year 1,914 animals came through our doors needin

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