Florida Agency Sells Sheriff on a Shelf Christmas Doll for Charity

For $20 Polk County parents can put the Sheriff Grady Judd doll next to their elf on the shelf.

November 15, 2023

The Polk County (Florida) Sheriff's Office is selling Sheriff on a Shelf dolls for charity.Polk County SO/Facebook

The Polk County (Florida) Sheriff’s Office is selling a Sheriff on a Shelf holiday doll with all proceeds going to charity.

For $20 Polk County parents can put the Sheriff Grady Judd doll next to their elf on the shelf, Fox 13 reports.

In a Facebook post, the agency says that the “Sheriff on a Shelf” does what the “other shelf-dwelling elves do—watches over the children, making sure they’re nice not naughty, and sharing his intel with Saint Nick.”

The Sheriff on a Shelf can only be purchased at Polk County SO stations.

The dolls are very popular. Polk County SO says they are almost all sold.

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