A Life Long Member of our Community
Raised in Page County, Sheriff Chad Cubbage has been a lifelong member of our community. He graduated from Page County High School in 1994 and was immediately hired by the Page County Sheriff’s Office at the age of 18. He is Father to two beautiful daughters. He is an avid fisherman and hunter and a strong supporter of the Second Amendment.
Chad brings 30 years of law enforcement experience, including 1000+ hours of continuing education, including:
- Graduate of Central Shenandoah Criminal Justice Training Academy
- Graduate of National Sheriffs’ Institute
Sheriff Chad Cubbage is a big supporter of The Family Foundation, which advocates for policies based on Biblical principles that enable families to flourish at the state and local level.
Meet the Sheriff
Sheriff Chad Cubbage directs the operations of the county’s full-service sheriff’s office including law enforcement, the jail, and the courts, and manages a $7M annual budget. The Page County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) employs approximately 93 employees including sworn and civilian; and serves a population of more than 23, 610 in an area of 314 square miles.
Dedicated to serving our community, Sheriff Chad Cubbage works on numerous boards and committees dedicated to keeping our community safe and prosperous. These include serving as:
- Chair of Northwest Virginia Regional Drug Task Force
- Board Member of Central Shenandoah Criminal Justice Training Academy
- Member of Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute
- Member of National Sheriffs’ Institute
- Member of Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission
Meet the Sheriff
Sheriff Chad Cubbage directs the operations of the county’s full-service sheriff’s office including law enforcement, the jail, and the courts, and manages a $7M annual budget. The Page County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) employs approximately 93 employees including sworn and civilian; and serves a population of more than 23, 610 in an area of 314 square miles.
Dedicated to serving our community, Sheriff Chad Cubbage works on numerous boards and committees dedicated to keeping our community safe and prosperous. These include serving as:
- Chair of Northwest Virginia Regional Drug Task Force
- Board Member of Central Shenandoah Criminal Justice Training Academy
- Member of Virginia Sheriffs’ Institute
- Member of National Sheriffs’ Institute
- Member of Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission
A Strong Defender of the Second Amendment
Data shows minimal correlation between strict gun control laws and a reduction in violent crimes. In my opinion, these restrictions act as a barrier between law-abiding citizens and their Constitutional right. Instead of restricting gun rights, I believe that our communities can remain safe by funding and resourcing law enforcement, enacting and enforcing strong legal penalties for criminals, and permitting citizens to defend themselves.
Sheriff Chad Cubbage has joined several Virginia Sheriffs in supporting Second Amendment Sanctuaries in the Shenandoah Valley, including:
– Marched in Richmond with 2A Supporters
– Attended Shenandoah Valley 2A meetings
– Stood with Page County citizens, declaring Page County a 2A Sanctuary County in 2019
– Appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News to express concern and viewpoint
The Sheriff prides himself in being
“an agent to the Constitutional Rights of the People, not an agent to the Government’s infringements!”
Stewardship, Leadership and Innovation
The Page County Sheriff’s Office is among an elite group of law enforcement agencies having earned accreditation by the Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission (VLEPSC). This accreditation is considered perhaps the best measure of professionalism among law enforcement agencies. Sheriff Cubbage’s approach to stewardship, leadership and innovation are reflected in his department’s receipt of 100% perfect annual scores from the Department of Correction (DOC) for the past 8 years.
The Sheriff’s leadership and innovation were also demonstrated when he founded the Page County Sheriff’s Foundation to monetarily assist with equipment purchases.