Caddo County, Oklahoma, is mourning the unexpected passing of Deputy Steve Driggers of Hinton, a respected member of the Caddo County Sheriff’s Office whose death has left a deep impact on colleagues, friends, and residents across the community.
Deputy Driggers was known for his dedication to law enforcement and his steady commitment to serving others with integrity and compassion. Those who worked alongside him say he brought professionalism and heart to his role, earning trust through his courage, reliability, and genuine concern for the people he served.
Beyond the badge, Driggers was remembered as a man of faith and character. A devoted Christian and active member of Long View Church in Binger, his beliefs guided his actions both on and off duty. Friends and loved ones describe him as generous, supportive, and deeply invested in the lives of others—often serving as a mentor and father figure, celebrating milestones, attending events, and offering encouragement whenever it was needed.
Driggers was also known for his warmth and humor. His easy laugh, playful spirit, and welcoming personality made him someone people naturally gravitated toward. At the same time, he was fiercely loyal and dependable, the kind of person others could rely on without hesitation.
The loss has been felt deeply within the Sheriff’s Office and throughout Caddo County, where many are reflecting on the meaningful connections Driggers built and the positive influence he had on countless lives.
Condolences have poured in for his family, friends, church family, and fellow deputies as the community comes together to honor his memory. Though his passing was sudden, Deputy Steve Driggers leaves behind a lasting legacy of service, faith, kindness, and dedication that will continue to be remembered across Caddo County.