Scio Township Sheriff Community Station
1055 N Zeeb Road (next to Fire Station)
Non-emergency calls: 734/994-2911
Operational Lieutenant Alan Hunt

Scio contracts with the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department to provide law enforcement and fill public safety needs. Sheriff deputies are on duty 24/7, and are supervised by an operational lieutenant. Along with our assigned deputies, Scio’s contract includes all the services of the County Sheriff’s Department. Of special interest are:

• Property Watch: The Sheriff's Department will check on your home while you are away on vacation
• Sign up for Emergency Alerts  to your phone or email on topics you care about 
• Form a Business Watch association to help protect your business

Outdoor Warning Siren System

Washtenaw County operates an Outdoor Warning Siren System activated in the event of severe weather, hazardous material spill, or attack on the government. Sirens are tested at 12:00 noon on the first Saturday of the month from March through October. If severe weather is possible on the afternoon of a test, it may be delayed until the following month.

Medication Disposal

Medications and personal care products pollute our rivers, waterways, and groundwater. In addition, many children are accidentally poisoned each year by items found in the home. Studies show that individuals who illegally use prescription drugs often obtain them from family and friends, including from the home medicine cabinet. In order to protect our families and the environment, please ensure that medications and personal care products are properly handled, stored, and disposed!

Prescription, over-the-counter, and controlled substances can be safely disposed at the Scio Township Sheriff Community Station, and at other Medication Disposal Locations in Washtenaw County.