Flat Rock village, NC Police

Flat Rock village, North Carolina Police Station Information

Flat Rock Village is rated an A+ for crime and safety. The total crimes in the village are lower than the North Carolina average by 81%. The total crime rate is also lower compared to the US average by 80%. Statistically, only 1.52 crimes occur daily in the village. It is considered safer compared to 89% of all US cities. The odds of a person becoming a victim of a crime here is 1 in 181. The total year over year crimes in the village has gone down by 6%.

Flat Rock Village contracts with the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services. The HCSO is comprised of several divisions such as the Patrol Division, Criminal Investigations, and Support Services. The Patrol Division has four squads that are responsible for enforcing traffic laws and enhancing public safety. The Criminal Investigations Division is responsible for conducting investigations which includes searches, interviews, interrogations, surveillance, and evidence collection.

Henderson County Sheriff’s Office:
100 North Grove Street, Hendersonville, NC 28792
Phone: (828) 697-4596

The Henderson County Detention Center houses the pre-trial inmates of various police departments in the county. The jail can be found at 375 First Avenue East in Hendersonville. It has a 222-bed capacity. Inmate visitations are held onsite and remotely. Each inmate is allowed two 15-minute onsite visits per week. All visits must be scheduled through

Henderson County Detention Center
375 First Avenue East
Hendersonville, NC 28792
Phone: 828-697-4955
Fax: 828-694-5990

Open Records Request in Flat Rock village, North Carolina

The Village Clerk is responsible for the safekeeping of all public records in Flat Rock. This office is also responsible for processing any requests for copies of public records. The current Village Clerk is Michelle Parker. You can get in touch with her at michelle@villageofflatrock.org.

Police Reports in Flat Rock village, North Carolina

The Records Department of the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office is responsible for the maintenance and preservation of all police reports filed by the officers of the department. You can obtain a copy of a police report by visiting the Sheriff’s Office. For more information, you can get in touch with the Records Team Leader, Wanda Ponder, at (828) 694-3128.