Randy Steele

Started as patrol deputy. Advanced to K-9 deputy then to Sergeant. Retired as Chief Deputy to the Sheriff. Duties include

• Oversee daily operations of the department, ensuring efficient and effective functioning of all units. This included managing a fleet of 23 vehicles as well as generating daily, monthly, and annual reports.
• Coordinate strategic planning and implementation of departmental goals and objectives including but not limited to managing our standard operating procedures.
• Manage budget preparation and allocation, ensuring fiscal responsibility and accountability
• Provide leadership, training, and guidance to a staff of 16 deputies, fostering a collaborative and productive work environment
• Performed rescue functions at accidents, emergencies and disasters by directing traffic and administering emergency medical aid.

Duties as a Deputy Marshall included the following:

• Conducted thorough investigations and surveillance operations to locate and apprehend suspects in a timely and efficient manner
• Maintained detailed records of investigations, evidence, and arrests, ensuring accuracy and compliance with legal requirements
• Provided expert testimony in court proceedings, effectively communicating complex information to judges, juries, and attorneys
• Performed rescue functions at accidents, emergencies and disasters by directing traffic and administering emergency medical aid.

Performed the following duties as a Military Policeman:

• Conducted foot and vehicle patrols to ensure the safety and security of military installations and personnel
• Enforced military regulations and laws, including conducting investigations and apprehending suspects as a Military Police officer
• Provided support for military operations by controlling traffic, conducting security checkpoints, and responding to emergencies
• Trained in weapons handling, tactical maneuvers, and crowd control techniques to maintain order and protect military assets
• Participated in joint exercises with the Honduran military forces as well as the Korean military forces