Christopher Lutz

Patrol deputy that worked in all zones and entire area of the county

Agency's first ever interior tactical member of the Ulster County Emergency Response Team rising to the rank of Team Leader in 2017

Promoted to Detective in 2010 worked cases and investigations

Became a Temporary Federal Officer with the United States Marshals Task Force in 2012. Handling serious and violent felony investigations all over New York State and New Jersey.

Promoted to Patrol Sergeant in 2014 supervised uniformed deputies on all three shifts.

Promoted to First Sergeant in 2020. Oversaw all uniformed patrol deputies, guided the agency through New York State Accreditation in 2022 and oversaw all departmental training.

In 2024 I was assigned Full Time as a Temporary Federal Officer with the United States Marshals Task Force-Northern District in Albany and currently hold this position. I am the agency's first full time representative on this elite unit and have been part of over 350 felony investigations and arrests including several manhunts for homicide suspects.

In 2025 I lead the entire Northern District of New York in total felony arrests.

Firearms Instructor

Tactical Instructor

Reality Based Training Instructor

Active Shooter Instructor

Crime Scene Technician

SWAT Certified from the FBI

• Enforced local laws and ordinances to maintain public safety and order.
• Conducted patrols, monitoring community areas for suspicious activities and potential threats.
• Collaborated with community organizations to promote safety awareness and crime prevention initiatives.
• Responded to emergency calls, assessing situations and providing immediate assistance as needed.
• Answered emergency calls for help from citizens and business owners.
• Apprehended offenders and conducted interviews and interrogations.
• Was part of a street level narcotics unit specializing in undercover narcotics purchase, street level arrests and warrant serving
• Uniformed bicycle patrol certified
• Became member of the Ulster County Emergency Response Team in 2002

• Monitored inmate activities to ensure safety and compliance with facility regulations.
• Conducted regular inspections of cells and common areas to maintain security standards.
• Responded effectively to incidents, applying de-escalation techniques to mitigate conflicts.
• Documented inmate behavior and incidents accurately in daily reports for management review.
• Member of the Corrections Emergency Response Team with specialized training in riot control