PRESTONSBURG, Ky. (WMDJ) —  The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office handled nearly 12,000 calls for service in 2025, according to its annual activity report.

The department reports responding to 11,887 calls during the year — an average of about 33 per day. Deputies investigated 620 vehicle collisions, answered 890 alarm calls, assisted EMS crews 344 times, and conducted 484 welfare checks.

In addition to patrol response, the sheriff’s office provided a range of public assistance services. Deputies performed 401 vehicle unlocks, transported 83 citizens during inclement weather, and conducted 573 funeral escorts. More than 50 senior citizens participate in the county’s C.O.A.S.T. program, which includes daily check-ins.

Enforcement efforts resulted in 1,267 citations issued and 1,927 criminal charges filed.

The sheriff’s office also reminds residents that anonymous tips can be submitted by calling 606-949-2020 or texting 477-TIPS.

Officials say they remain committed to serving the people of Floyd County.