Mike Jansen – Campbell County Sheriff's Office
Campbell County Kentucky Sheriff
Go to our Tax Information Page to read all about how to pay your taxes in person, on line, by mail or at Heritage Bank.
We had a great visit from the folks who do Cookies for a Cop. They deliver cookies as a sign of support across the Greater Cincinnati Area to Law a Enforcement agencies, Fire Departments and other First Responder Groups. We are very thankful, especially in this difficult year we are all enduring.
Pictured above: Sheriff Mike Jansen, Cookies for a Cop Founder – Becky Grizovic, helpers Carson & Jackson, Sharon Heck-Neal and Chief Deputy Ken Fecher.
If your Kentucky license plate is expired, or you need to register a new car, the County Clerk’s Office is now open for regular business.
If you are transferring an out of state title to Kentucky, come to the Sheriff’s Office beforehand and will will do the required inspection for out of state transfer. Inspections are $5 cash or check.
If you have any question, please contact the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office: 859-292-3833
If you need your Driver’s License made or renewed, contact the Circuit Court Clerk @ 859-292-6314 or their website at: https://kycourts.gov/courts/clerks/Pages/default.aspx?county=Campbell
All Campbell County Sheriff’s services will be back in full service on June 1st, 2020. EXCEPTION: Due to the close contact required to perform Pre-employment Fingerprinting , this service will not be available until later in the summer. Please check back for announcements for when this service returns.
Thanks goes out to Campbell County Detention Center’s Jailer Jim Daley and the prisoners that volunteered to make safety masks for our staff to wear during the Covid-19 pandemic. We received 30 masks with additional to come. Pictured is Sheriff Jansen receiving the masks from Lt. Zach Smith from the Detention Center.
The Campbell County Sheriff Office administrative locations are closed to walk in traffic and face to face service because of various building and office closures due to Covid-19. We are collaborating with all County offices to provide what services we can to the best of our abilities during this difficult time.
The Sheriff Office locations affected:
Main Phone number: 859-292-3833
At this time, we are not performing many of our administrative services that require close contact with the public.
Paying your county taxes there are several options for you to use:
Papers
Vehicle Inspections
To obtain an out-of-state vehicle inspection, please follow these instructions after you have arrived at our Newport Office at 1098 Monmouth Street:
1. You must have the following:
· $5 in Cash or Check. (Sorry, we do not take credit cards for inspections)
· Your Vehicle Title (If you do not have your title, or know where it is, call the number below and staff will assist you.)
· Your Drivers License
It is recommended that you have the above three items fixed under your windshield wiper on the drivers side before we come down, weather permitting. If it is raining, bring the above items to the front foyer and a clerk will meet you at a distance to assist you.
2. When you arrive, remain at your vehicle and call our office at (859) 292-3833 and advise the that you are in the parking lot for a vehicle inspection. Give a description of your car and general location in the parking lot. Have you car turned on and the door open when the inspector comes out.
3. Maintain an absolute minimum of 6 feet from the inspector at all times.
CCDW
Fingerprinting
The Sheriff’s Office will NEVER call you and ask you to pay ANYTHING over the telephone to resolve any legal document, warrant or other issue.
Scammers are at it again, and are now using our address of 1098 Monmouth Street and our main telephone number. The current complaint we have heard about is that the caller will state that your Social Security Number has been compromised and payment must be made via the caller for the Sheriff to resolve the issue. Most people should know that the Sheriff’s Office has nothing to do with correcting such an issue, but the callers are sometimes very convincing.
Remember, if in doubt, hangup and call the Sheriff’s Office during regular business hours to confirm if the situation is real. NEVER give out your social security number, date of birth or personal information unless you dialed our office yourself.
Sheriff’s Office does not collect money in anyway to make legal documents or warrants go away. Be alert! Be suspicious when you are receiving the call.
Lastly, our Offices are only open from 8 AM to 4 PM so if you are receiving a call after those hours, it is definitely not us.