Reserve Officer Program News Today

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Carter County Sheriff’s Office is relaunching its reserve officer program and is now accepting applications. The sheriff’s office said the program’s revival will allow residents to give back to their communities and assist deputies. “Years ago, the Carter County Sheriff’s Office was blessed to have a very active Reserve Officer […]

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In December of 2022, The Sheridan Police Department announced the swearing in of their first officer of the new Reserve Police Officer Program. Meagan Phillips was the first officer to be sworn into the SPD Reserve Police Officer Program but in a turn of events that benefited both parties, Philli

In December of 2022, The Sheridan Police Department announced the swearing in of their first officer of the new Reserve Police Officer Program. Meagan Phillips was the first officer to be sworn into the SPD Reserve Police Officer Program and on March 15, the second officer, John Maholick was swor

The Sheridan Police Department has announced they have sworn in the first officer of the new Reserve Police Officer Program and the officer is a familiar face. According to a release from Captain Tom Ringley, Meagan Phillips is the first officer to be sworn into the SPD Reserve Police Officer Pr

Many cops who left under a cloud from their police jobs, who were fired or forced out by their old departments, are now back on duty, welcomed in by Pembroke Park, a small town determined to create a new police department.

Many cops who left under a cloud from their police jobs, who were fired or forced out by their old departments, are now back on duty, welcomed in by Pembroke Park, a small town determined to create a new police department.

"I don’t believe it is time to raise property tax rates to help meet city obligations since the pandemic continues to present uncertainty with constantly changing conditions. "

Police Public Information Officer Lydia Arnold said she feels a great sense of pride in the professional police work the department and support staff provided and all they have accomplished.

The Missoula Police Department recently released its second-ever annual report, showcasing trends in crime and what the department is doing.