Seth Moore
I started my law enforcement career at 21 years old, employed by the Colerain Township Police Department in Ohio. Colerain Township is a large, suburban area that is just outside of Cincinnati, Ohio. It is the 2nd largest township in the State of Ohio, 42.9 square miles, with a population of approximately 60,000 residents. It is very diverse, ranging from high-crime suburban neighborhoods, to shopping centers, parks, and rural land. Colerain Township Police Department averages approximately 125 calls for service in a 24 hour period, and in the year of 2025, officers responded to 45,611 calls for service. Each shift consists of a total of five officers and a supervisor, to cover the whole township. On a busy shift, I would respond to 15-20 calls for service in one shift, ranging from high-priority calls, to low-priority report calls, therefore gaining plenty of law enforcement experience in my career. Throughout my career, I became a Field Training Officer, Crime Scene Evidence Technician, and also joined the Honor Guard Unit. I also enjoy keeping myself busy while on shift, regularly engaging in proactive police work when time allows me to.
Work History
Police Officer
5 Years- Patrol Colerain Township, OH to deter crime and maintain public safety.
- Respond to emergency calls, assess scenes, and coordinate appropriate law enforcement action.
- Enforce traffic laws, investigate crashes, and issue citations for unsafe driving offenses.
- Complete detailed incident, arrest, and offense reports for investigative and court use.
- Regularly engage in proactive policing methods to locate wanted subjects; and seize narcotics and firearms.
- Conduct in-depth criminal investigations that result in the identification and apprehension of suspects.
911 Operator
3 Years 1 Month- Answered emergency and non-emergency calls, and obtained critical incident details.
- Dispatched police, fire and EMS resources using CAD and radio systems with accurate, timely communication.
- Monitored multiple radio channels, relayed updates, and maintained clear contact with field units.
Education
Law Enforcement Certification (OPOTA) - Law Enforcement
Skills
Accomplishments
- Chief's Commendation presented on 12-8-22, for response to a shooting scene where life saving medical aid was given, and critical information was gathered for suspect identification.
- Chief's Commendation presented on 11-06-23 for a high-speed vehicle pursuit with two shooting suspects that were operating a stolen vehicle, both suspects apprehended.
- Chiefs Commendation presented on 12-07-23 for response to a firearm with a shaved serial number located in a river.
- Chief's Commendation presented on 11-12-25 for a high-speed vehicle pursuit with an impaired driver who drove through a crash scene of a neighboring agency. Pursuit resulted in an arrest.
Certification
- Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) Certification
- Field Training Officer (FTO)
- Intoxilyzer 8000 Operator
- Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) through NHTSA
- Crime Scene Evidence Tech (Fingerprint & DNA collection, scene photography)
- Law Enforcement Advanced Tactical Medical Course (LE-TMC) (Certification obtained through Asclepius Tactical Solutions)
- Pistol Performance Class for Law Enforcement (Certification obtained through Fortis Training & Consulting)
- Rifle Development Class (Certification obtained through Fortis Training & Consulting)
Sgt. Brian Dulle Memorial Award (Butler Tech Police Academy)
One of three cadets in my academy class presented with the Sgt. Brian Dulle Memorial Award. The Sgt. Brian Dulle Award is not an award for the highest academic scores, top firearms score, or fastest driving time, however is presented for exceptional character, assisting classmates and helping others.