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Alleghany Sheriff’s Office Captain Participates In Domestic Abuse Awareness Event

by Christopher Mentz
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November 6, 2026
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Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office Captain Amanda Fischer speaks with a child during the “Fall into Awareness” event held Oct. 24 at Safehome Systems, Inc. Photo: ACSO

Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office Captain Amanda Fischer speaks with a child during the “Fall into Awareness” event held Oct. 24 at Safehome Systems, Inc. Photo: ACSO

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) – The Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office was represented by Captain Amanda Fischer at the “Fall into Awareness” event held Oct. 24 at Safehome Systems, Inc.

Fischer, who recently joined the Safehome Systems Board of Directors, continues to play an active role in supporting individuals and families affected by domestic abuse.

Her involvement reflects her commitment to giving back to the community while helping raise awareness and support for vulnerable residents facing domestic violence.

The Sheriff’s Office recognized Fischer for her dedication to serving the community both through her law enforcement duties and her involvement with Safehome Systems.

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