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	Ptl. Robert Hensley: He has been with the department since 1999. He is a full-time employee of the Ford Motor Company and has training AED/CPR and in Radar/Lidar operation.
	Ptl. Vicky Coburn: She has been with the department since 2001 and is a full-time employee of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Post in Georgetown, OH. as a secretary. And she also worked at the Brown County Sheriff's Office for 2 years as a Dispatcher/Corrections Officer/ Deputy prior to that. She handles all bad check cases for the village. She is also wife of Chief Coburn
	. Ptl. Osborne: He has been with the department since Dec. 2001. He has training in Standerdized Field Sobriety Testing, Tactics for Patrol Stops, and AED/CPR Certification. In 2004 he received recognition for leading in traffic related cases for the Part-time officers. He also is a member of the Hamersville Life Squad. Osborne received recognition again in 2007 for leading in citations issued by a part-time officer.
	Ptl. Joseph Euton: He has been with the department since Jan. 2006. However, his has been a police officer for 14 years. He is the former Chief of Aberdeen Police Dept., is a certified police officer in both Ohio and Kentucky, a K-9 officer for 7 years, serving the Lincoln Heights and Dayton, KY communities. He is a Master Taser Instructor, Basic Peace Officer Instructor, ASP Baton Instructor, OC/CS Instructor, a Range Instructor, ADAP Instructor, Instructor on Domestic Violence cases, Missing, Abused, Neglected Children, and a D.A.R.E. instructor. He is also certifed in Radar/Lidar operation and is AED/CPR certified. And he is currently a senior at the Northern Kentucky University, with a 3.60 GPA.
	Ptl. Corey Herren: He has been with the department since 2004. He has training in Child Abduction and Crimes on the Internet, and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing.
	Kendal Klumpf:
	Dwayne Wynn:
	David Dyer:

Full-Time Officers

	Chief Coburn: Forrest Coburn took over as police chief in 2003 after working as the Chief Investigator with the Brown County Sheriff's Office for 12 years. Since Coburn took over as chief, the department has increased it's training and even exceeded state standard's in some areas. Additional equipment has been purchased to assist the officers in their investigations. And has highlighted officer's strong points to improve the department as a whole. Chief Coburn is also acting Coroner's Investigator for Brown County under Dr. McKinley.
	Capt. James A. Lewis Jr.: James Lewis has been with the dept. since 1981. Lewis was with the Military Police for 3yrs. prior to that. Besides his experience, he has had additional training of: Advanced Crash Investigation, Leadership & Command School, Crisis Intervention, Hostage Negotiation, and Methamphetamine Investigation. Cpt. Lewis is also acting chief in the absence of Chief Coburn. He is also active with the Georgetown Fire Deptartment.
	Sgt. Cyrus Baker: He has been with the dept. since 1989. He has had training in the areas of Tactical Takedowns, Unarmed Self Defense, ASP Certification, and Firing Range Instruction. Sgt. Baker is in charge of making sure all the officers are certified to carry their duty weapon and provides to training to do so. Sgt. Baker schedules quarterly requalifications, which exceeds the state standard of once a year. This is in addition to he regular duties as an officer.
	Sgt. Robert Freeland: He has been with the dept. since 1996 and became full-time in 1997. In addition to being a road patrol officer, he is currently Fleet Manager, Computer/Database Administrator, Property Room Officer, our Website Designer, Equipment Manager, and upfits all new cruisers added to the fleet. He has training in Crime Scene Investigation, Methamphetamine Investigation, ADAP certification, ASP Certification, K-9 Response, Radar Operation, AED/CPR, and Grant Writing/Research.
	Cpl. Robert Gifford: He has been with the dept. since 2001 and brought to full-time status in 2003. He comes to us from the Brown County Prosecutor's Officer where he was the Prosecutor's Investigator. Gifford has training in the areas of Death Investigation, Dealing with Sex Offenders and their victims, Court Security, Suspect and Vehicle Approaches, Rural Gangs, Crime Scene Techniques, Drug Identification, Interviews and Interogation, and Homicide Investigation. He is also the recepient of the 2005 "Top Cop" Award given by the Georgetown Police Department.
	Ptl. Kyle Singleton: He has been with the dept. since 2003. He comes to us after being Chief of the Higginsport Police Dept. and a Corrections officer at the Brown County Detention Center. Kyle is currently assigned to road patrol and is active with both the local Georgetown Fire Dept. and Life Squad. Kyle is the recipient of the 2006 and 2007 "Top Cop" Award for leading in citations written.
	Ptl. Shaun Inlow: He has been with the department since 2007. He is also a patrolman with Russellville P.D. He has training in ADAP, CPR, and FEMA certifacation for responding to emergency situations.