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| From, left to right pictured are: Lieutenant Justin Corbin, Major Jason Lawrence, Deputy Brad Page, Deputy Jalyn Rosier, Deputy Jared Denham, Deputy Brian Bearce, Sheriff Chad Anderson |
The
Bates
County
Sheriff’s
Office
is
proud
to
announce
several
employees
furthering
their
education
in
law
enforcement.
In
January,
three
employees
of
the
Bates
County
Sheriff’s
Office
and
one
volunteer
of
the
Bates
County
Sheriff’s
Posse,
began
the
process
of
an
eleven
month
commitment
to
become
certified
Police
Officers.
The
training
culminated
on
December
4th
with
the
Graduation
of
Class
188
of
the
Missouri
Sheriff’s
Association
Training
Academy
in
Clinton
Missouri.
The
three
employees
are;
Brian
Bearce,
who
currently
works
at
the
911
Director;
Jalyn
Rosier,
who
was
a
Dispatcher/Administrative
staff;
Jared
Denham,
who
currently
works
as
a
Corrections
Officer;
The
Sheriff’s
Posse
member;
Brad
Page,
who
served
several
years
as
Posse
President
and
was
the
Co-Founder
of
the
Sheriffs’
Posse.
Brian
Bearce
will
continue
to
oversee
the
911
services
in
Bates
County.
Jalyn
Rosier
accepted
a
position
with
the
Vernon
County
Sheriff’s
Office
on
November
29th.
Jared
Denham
will
continue
his
position
as
a
Corrections
Officer
until
he
can
advance
to
a
Deputy
position.
Brad
Page
will
continue
to
work
full
time
for
KCP&L
and
will
be
a
part
time
Deputy
as
his
schedule
will
allow.
“I
am extremely proud of these individuals for their dedication to
themselves and the community they intend to serve. “ said Sheriff
Anderson. “It has been a long road for each of them since they all
have full time jobs and attended school during off duty hours. I
have watched each of them grow professionally and wish them the best
of luck in the future.”
