The extent of our strength does not reside solely in our individual offices. It resides here, in this association. The WSSA is the collective voice of the Western Sheriff.
We meet annually in Reno, NV and offer training opportunities throughout the year.
Registration options differ by registrant type. Choose the option that describes you to go straight to the right registration page.
Sheriffs from across the West lead the committees that guide the work of our association.
You don't have to face them alone. A WSSA membership helps you build an alliance, develop partnerships and connect with Sheriffs who understand your experiences.
The mission of the Western States Sheriffs’ Association is to assist sheriffs and their offices with federal and state legislative issues, address policy and procedural matters, develop guidelines to promote uniformity in matters that are important to sheriffs of the western United States and to work together to keep the office of the Sheriff strong.
We know how important connection and collaboration are to law enforcement executives. A western Sheriff must balance matters like tribal concerns, floods, fires, and search and rescue alongside jails and other traditional responsibilities. That’s why we offer partnerships and provide timely resources.
Resolutions, media releases, position papers and newsletters from the WSSA.
WSSA representatives serve Sheriffs and their command staff across 19 western states.
The 2027 WSSA Annual Conference is March 6–10 in Reno, Nevada.
Questions about membership, the annual conference or resources? Our team is happy to help.
360-513-9500
westernsheriff2@gmail.com
PO Box 825
Stevenson, WA 98648
PO Box 825
Stevenson, WA 98648
Dave Brown, Sheriff (Ret.)
The Western States Sheriffs’ Association is comprised of Sheriffs and their command staff from 19 Western States that include Washington, Wyoming, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, California, Arizona, Nevada, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Iowa.