F26-1008A, Sheriff’s Office Presentation & Tour of the Adult Detention Center

The Prince William County Sheriff’s Office was established in 1731 to provide law enforcement and jailers for the county and towns. Today, the sheriff’s office provides services to Prince William County, and the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. Sheriff Glendell Hill is a constitutional officer who was first elected as sheriff in 2004. Sheriff Hill will provide an overview of the sheriff’s office mission and the important role the office plays in public safety. In addition, he will discuss the programs and services they provide to the community including special programs for children and seniors. Following the presentation, there will be a guided tour of the Adult Detention Center (ADC), a fascinating place and not at all like what you see on television. This is a special opportunity to learn more about our ADC.   

Presenter: Sheriff Glen Hill
After serving in the Army, Sheriff Glendell Hill was the first African American to join the Manassas Police Department and the first African American employed in Manassas. In 1982 he was appointed as the Human Resources Director for the ADC. In 1993 he became Superintendent of the ADC, followed by being elected as Sheriff of Prince William County in 2023. After 56 years of law enforcement experience, he was re-elected to serve has sixth term in 2023. Sheriff Hill and his wife Carolyn have three children, ten grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.

LLI Coordinator: Desiree Wolfe