Frequently Asked Questions Of The Sheriff's Office
- How do I obtain a police report?
- You need to send your request for a copy of a police report in writing along with a $10.00 check made out to the Office of the Sheriff to
Office of the Sheriff, Queen Anne's County
505 Railroad Avenue
Centreville, Maryland 21617Download Report Request Form to print out and mail in
- You need to send your request for a copy of a police report in writing along with a $10.00 check made out to the Office of the Sheriff to
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What are your fees for service of civil papers?
- $40.00 fee per paper per defendent for civil papers from within the state.
- $60.00 fee per paper per defendent for civil papers from outside the state.
- How do I get fingerprinted?
- Go to the Sheriff's Office Monday Thru Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM, providing your fingerprint card. There is a fee of $5.00 per card payable to the Office of the Sheriff, Queen Anne's County.
- How can I get a deputy to speak to my group, class or organization?
- You can contact the Community Policing Section at 410-758-0770 ext. 1235, or 410-778-7908 ext. 1235.
Please give us as much advance notice as possible, as requests are frequent and taken on a first come first served basis
- You can contact the Community Policing Section at 410-758-0770 ext. 1235, or 410-778-7908 ext. 1235.
Does the Sheriff's Office offer any other services that would be useful to me?
- In addition to speaking with your group or organization, the Sheriff's Office provides other services, such as Business or Residential Surveys and Child safety seat inspections.
These services are offered at no cost. To schedule please contact the Community Policing Section at ext. 1235.
- In addition to speaking with your group or organization, the Sheriff's Office provides other services, such as Business or Residential Surveys and Child safety seat inspections.
- Why does it take so long for a Deputy to respond to my call?
- Calls for service are NOT dispatched on a " first come, first served" basis. They are dispatched according to priority. The most serious calls are dispatched firrst. Due to call volume and manpower available, there are also times when all available deputies are busy on other calls.
- Calls for service are NOT dispatched on a " first come, first served" basis. They are dispatched according to priority. The most serious calls are dispatched firrst. Due to call volume and manpower available, there are also times when all available deputies are busy on other calls.
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My vehicle has been impounded by the Sheriff's Office. How can I get it back?
Depending on the reason it was impounded, it may or may not be released. To find out you need to contact the Duty Officer at ext.1210.
If your vehicle can be released, you will need to bring the title or registration of the vehicle, and a photo ID of yourself to present. Once you are verified as the owner, you will be supplied with a vehicle release to take to the tow service that towed your vehicle for the office.
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Where are the Sheriff's Office Sub Stations located?
The Sheriff's office currently has two sub stations- one in Chester on Piney Narrows Rd. , and one in Sudlersville on South Church St. Sub Stations are not manned they are utilized by the deputies as a place to conduct investigations, interview individuals, complete paperwork, and make phone calls.
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How do I report suspected drug activity in my community?