​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Community and Sheriff Partnerships​


Walk, Bike, and Roll to ​School

Walk to School Day logo

The Kane County Sheriff's Office will be in villages and municipalities across the county to participate in Walk to School Day on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.  Schools, community health groups, and public safety all work together in order to develop safe school routes.  On this day, adult led groups encourage safe routes, safe passage to school, and healthy lifestyles.  This is a community-oriented event that reminds everyone about the benefits of walking to school, the need for safe routes, as well as driver awareness in and around school zones.

Drivers ~ be attentive, slow down, and use caution.  Let us each take these appropriate actions to ensure that children arrive and return safely from school.     

To learn more about this program, please visit http://www.walkbiketoschool.org/.​​​​


 

National Night Out​​

​National Night Out is an annual nationwide event that inspires residents to become involved in the ​​community, get to know their neighbors and encourages crime ​​prevention through personal interaction with local law enforcement officers.  Tour our facilities, pick up crime prevention material, and learn about safety tips and techniques directly from your public safety officers.  NNO is not just for cities and municipalities –​ meet your extended neighbors in unincorporated Kane County.​

Nationa​l Night Out Form


Citizen's Sheriffs Academy

 Join Kane County Sheriff's Office Deputies and Officers to explore various aspects of the they do for the Kane County community. Along with learning more about the jail, traffic stops, SWAT team, K-9 and Bomb Squad, you'll visit the State's Attorney's Office, Coroner, and KaneComm (911). Classes happen in the spring and fall each year. Visit the Citizen's Sheriffs Academy for details and the application form.


Citizen's Sheriffs Academy Application​


Request a Speaker for Your Next Event!

Speakers are available for your next meeting and can present material that is both fun and educational for the general public or highly technical.  The Sheriff's Office will select the most engaging and appropriate individual based on the information provided in the form below.  We do ask that the audience consist of at least fifteen to twenty participants.  Sheriff Ron Hain ​and his staff are available to speak at ​​pre-approved events throughout the County.​​

​Speaker Reque​st Form​​

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