Stacey has a bachelor’s degree in political science and criminal justice from Frostburg State University.

Stacey used to be deputy sheriff for Fairfax County.

Stacey Ann Kincaid is currently the sheriff of Fairfax County. She was first elected in 2013 and has been in office for three terms. She was the first woman sheriff of Fairfax County.

As sheriff, created Safety Seat Saturday, where deputies conduct free safety seat inspections.

- As sheriff, created Safety Seat Saturday, where deputies conduct free safety seat inspections.

Public Safety

As sheriff, expanded education and life skills programs for inmates.

As sheriff, helped lead Diversion First, the County’s collaborative initiative that offers alternatives to incarceration for people with mental illness who commit low-level offenses.

As sheriff, expanded therapeutic housing units and the implemented telepsychiatry in the Adult Detention Center.

As sheriff, launched STAR, an addiction treatment and recovery program in the Adult Detention Center.

- As sheriff, expanded education and life skills programs for inmates.
- As sheriff, helped lead Diversion First, the County’s collaborative initiative that offers alternatives to incarceration for people with mental illness who commit low-level offenses.
- As sheriff, expanded therapeutic housing units and the implemented telepsychiatry in the Adult Detention Center.
- As sheriff, launched STAR, an addiction treatment and recovery program in the Adult Detention Center.

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Stacey Ann Kincaid

Stacey received her Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science/Criminal Justice from Frostburg State University.

Stacey started as a Sheriff’s deputy before moving up the ranks to being elected Sheriff.

Stacey Ann Kincaid was elected as Sheriff in 2013. She is serving her third term.  She was the first woman to lead the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office.

She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science/Criminal Justice from Frostburg State University.

Stacey Ann Kincaid was elected to Sheriff in 2013. She is serving her third term.  She was the first women  to lead the Fairfax County Sheriff’s Office.

- Created Safety Seat Saturday, where deputies conduct free safety seat inspections.

- Expanded education and life skills programs for inmates.
- Helped lead Diversion First, the County’s collaborative initiative that offers alternatives to incarceration for people with mental illness who commit low-level offenses.
- Expanded therapeutic housing units and the implemented telepsychiatry in the Adult Detention Center.
- Launched STAR, an addiction treatment and recovery program in the Adult Detention Center.

- Virginia sheriffs oversee local jails, provide courthouse security, serve legal documents, and transport inmates.  
- Sheriffs are elected to four-year terms in odd-numbered years with no term limits. Elections are partisan. 