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Henry County sheriff outlines 2025 work, urges public support for deputies
Summary
Sheriff Aaron Brown presented the Henry County Sheriff's Office year-end report for 2025, described the demands of first responders and emphasized the department's commitment to transparency and community communication.
Sheriff Aaron Brown delivered the Henry County Sheriff's Office year-end report during the commission meeting on Jan. 6, 2026. Brown presented updates from his office and from Captains Michael Gilbert, Rob Mills and Jackie Watson and Lt. Wendy Cubulus.
Brown framed the report around transparency and public accountability. "Our office has made a deliberate commitment to share who we are, what we do, and what we accomplish," he told the commission, adding: "Transparency is not always easy, and it can invite criticism, but we firmly believe that citizens of Henry County deserve to know how their elected and appointed officials and their offices are serving them." He also described the emotional and professional demands placed on first responders over prolonged careers and asked the public to "continue to support our men and women. Pray for them. Encourage them. Stand with them."
The report covered operational items and year-end accomplishments (detailed department-level statistics and program specifics were referenced as available online at the sheriff's office site). The sheriff closed by thanking the commission and residents for support.
