Sheriff’s Office
Jason McIntosh, Undersheriff
Serving the Citizens of Lewis County Since 1805.
The Sheriff’s Department in Lewis County, NY is a law enforcement agency responsible for the management of Lewis County jails and inmates and promoting public peace and safety through policing. Sheriff’s Offices are tasked with patrolling areas not within the jurisdiction of the local Police Department. The Department is responsible for managing local court orders and judgments, including foreclosures, tax delinquencies, subpoenas, and repossessions.
E 911 Address Maintenance Office
Candy Akin
Director of Real Property Tax
e911address@lewiscounty.ny.gov
315-376-5336
7660 N. State Street
Lowville, NY 13367
Assigns all addresses for property within Lewis County.
Maintains all telephone number lists of residents within Lewis County. If you change numbers please call 315-376-3511 to report.
Maintains official roads map for Lewis County. Map includes all roads and trails including address ranges between intersections.
Maintains a list of emergency service agencies responsible for each address within Lewis County.
Maintains a book of all dispatch protocols based on emergency type and address of the emergency.
Maintains all equipment associated with call taking and dispatch.
Assigns all addresses for property within Lewis County.
Responsibilities
911 dial capability is now available in Lewis County. Please limit your use of 911 to true emergencies. It is very important that you mark your home or business with the correct address. Call 315-376-5336 if you need your address, or wish to add information to your listing.
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Contact
Sheriff Carpinelli – E911 Director
Email: e911@lewiscounty.ny.gov
Phone: (315)376-3511
Outer Stowe Street
Lowville, NY 13367
Civil Division Contact
Deputy Thomas H. Dubach
P.O. Box 233, Outer Stowe Street
Lowville, NY 13367
Email: tomdubach@lewiscounty.ny.gov
Phone: (315)376-5253
Fax: (315)376-5232