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LA-Directory Web.Pdf 1 A Word from the Publisher Hometown Publishing, Inc. The information contained in this directory has been collected and compiled to insure maximum accuracy. Our staff has attempted to contact every police and sheriff department by email, fax, and phone to obtain their most current information. In some cases, however, we were unable to make contact and have used the most current data available to us through third party sources. While we have made every effort to provide the most up-to-date information possible, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of all information. We apologize in advance for any errors/omissions that occur. Our goal is excellence in all we do. Please forward any changes/corrections/additions, etc. to us at: [email protected] to be included in the next edition of the Louisiana Law Enforcement Directory. Thank you for the privilege of serving you. Your Hometown Publishing Production Team Hometown Publishing Inc. 185 Old Depot Road Monroe, LA 71203 Email: [email protected] Web: www.hometownpublishinginc.com Phone: 318-509-9113 Fax: 866-216-5620 Additional copies are available at $15 each (postage included) by contacting the publisher. 2 Louisiana Assoication of Chiefs of Police 2016 DIRECTORY Louisiana Association of Chiefs of Police 700 North 10th Street, Suite 250 • Baton Rouge, LA 70802 (225)-387-3261 www.lachiefs.org Fabian Blache, Executive Director [email protected] Stephanie Rispone, Executive Assistant [email protected] 3 4 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS POLICE CHIEFS INDEX............................................................. 8 POLICE DEPARTMENTS...........................................................17 SHERIFFS’ INDEX.....................................................................110 SHERIFFS’ OFFICES.................................................................112 SPONSOR ADS.........................................................................138 SPONSOR INDEX.....................................................................158 NOTES........................................................................................163 6 P O L I C E Police Departments 7 Chief Todd Abercrombie Quitman Police Department P Chief Boyd J. Adams Kaplan Police Department O Chief Louis Adams Varnado Police Department Chief Ricky Albritton Bernice Police Department L Chief Luther Alfred Fenton Police Department I Chief Matthew Allen Port Vincent Police Department C Chief Kevin Ambeau Sr. St. Gabriel Police Department Chief Richard Anderson Addis Police Department E Chief Hosea Anderson Maringouin Police Department Chief Ernest Anderson Jr. Cottonport Police Department Chief Lyndell Atkins Harrisonburg Police Department Chief David C. Austin Jr. Ida Police Department Chief Patrick Bailey Loyola University New Orleans Public Safety Dept. Chief Danny Barber Baskin Police Department Chief Mike Barham Oak Ridge Police Department Chief Thomas D. Bass Oil City Police Department Chief Robert Basso Dodson Police Department Chief David Beckham Delta Police Department Chief Oscar Benoit Lafayette Park Police Department Chief Waylin Bertrand Reeves Police Department Chief Joseph Bishop Tulane University Police Department Chief Downey Black Delta Community College Chief James Blair Morgan City Police Department Chief Alida Blake Powhatan Police Department Chief Barry Bonner Sterlington Police Department Chief Deon Boudreaux Port Barre Police Department Chief Ricky Boudreaux Youngsville Police Department Chief Dwan Bowser Lutcher Police Department Chief Clint Brasseaux Chataignier Police Department Chief Christy Bratton Clarks Police Department Chief Mitch Bratton Grayson Police Department Chief Harry Brignac French Settlement Police Department Chief Jimmy Broussard Crowley Police Department Chief James Broussard Delcambre Police Department Chief Terry C. Brown Cotton Valley Police Department Chief Simmie Brown East Hodge Police Department Chief Timothy Brown Greensburg Police Department 8 Chief Esdron Brown Port Allen Police Department Chief Margie Brown Sarepta Police Department P Chief Mario D. Brown White Castle Police Department O Chief Randall Bryan Anacoco Police Department Chief Joseph Bryan Spearsville Police Department L Chief Willie Buffington LSUS Health Sciences Center Police Dept. I Chief David Burch Stanley Police Department C Chief Jon Callais Port Fourchon Harbor Police Chief Allen Campbell Bastrop Police Department E Chief Ronald Canerday Calvin Police Department Chief Rollie Cantu Breaux Bridge Police Department Chief Thomas Carmichael Union Pacific Railroad Police Department Chief Johnny Ray Carpenter Winnfield Police Department Chief James G. Carroll Forest Hill Police Department Chief Howard Gene Caviness Grambling State University Police Dept. Chief Martin Chris Mangham Police Department Chief Valarie Clark Waterproof Police Department Chief Tommy Clark Jr. Grambling Police Department Chief Lee Cleveland Bonita Police Department Chief Stephen Cloessner Village of McNary Police Department Chief Lewis Coats Sulphur Police Department Chief Dana Coleman Houma Police Department Chief Nick Congemi Causeway Police Department Chief Tommy Corkern Hammond Police Department Chief Donald W. Corley Urania Police Department Chief Bobby Corner Bunkie Police Department Chief Earnest Coulberston Farmerville Police Department Chief Amos Crader Sr. Mermentau Police Department Chief Marcus Crochet Welsh Police Department Chief Steve Cropper Minden Police Department Chief Russell Croxton Dubach Police Department Chief Joseph Culpepper Bogalusa Police Department Chief Carl Dabadie Baton Rouge Police Department Chief Damon Daigle Iota Police Department Chief Todd D’A l b o r Jennings Police Department Chief Wymen Daniels Cankton Police Department Chief Thomas T. Dardenne III Grosse Tete Police Department 9 Chief Brannon J. Decou Broussard Police Department P Chief David Delrie Simpson Police Department O Chief L. C. Deshotel Pine Prairie Police Department Chief Frank DiBenedetto Tickfaw Police Department L Chief Brent H. Dicharry Gramercy Police Department I Chief Donald D. Dixon Lake Charles Police Department C Chief Mark Dodd Marion Police Department Chief Skylar Dore Jonesville Police Department E Chief Mary Doucet Washington Police Department Chief Mark Dousay Jackson Police Department Chief Micky Dove Natchitoches Police Department Chief Thomas Doyle Glenmora Police Department Chief Randy Dufrene Livingston Police Department Chief Thomas Dufrene Jr. Stonewall Police Department Chief Carl Dunn Baker Police Department Chief Fredrick Dunn Clinton Police Department Chief Pat Ebarb Noble Police Department Chief James G. Edwards Dixie Inn Police Department Chief Frank Edwards III Independence Police Department Chief Greg Eldridge Campti Police Department Chief Wesley Ezell Gilbert Police Department Chief Major Fant Belcher Police Department Chief Rodney Farrington Haughton Police Department Chief Mark Federick Mound Police Department Chief Randy Fontenot Eunice Police Department Chief G. Scott Ford St. Francisville Police Department Chief Billy C. Foster Simsboro Police Department Chief Ricky D. Fox Vinton Police Department Chief Alan Freeman LSUM Health Sciences Center Police Dept. Chief Roger Freeman Many Police Department Chief T.J. Freeman, CPP University Medical Center of Louisiana - New Orleans Chief Johnny Gales Newellton Police Department Chief Robert W. Garner East Jefferson Levee Police Department Chief Shayne Gibson Greenwood Police Department Chief Whitlow Giles Hosston Police Department Chief Michael J. Glaser Kenner Police Department Chief James P. Gonzales Woodworth Police Department 10 Chief John L. Gott DeRidder Police Department Chief Newman Greenhouse Simmesport Police Department P Chief Wilton Guidry Grand Coteau Police Department O Chief Leroy Guidry Henderson Police Department Chief August Guillory Morse Police Department L Chief Eather Hall Clarence Police Department I Chief Tony J. Hardy Abbeville Police Department C Chief Thomas Harrington University of New Orleans Police Dept. Chief James Harris Jonesboro Police Department E Chief Michael Harris New Orleans Police Department Chief Gilbert Hartzog Jr. Angie Police Department Chief Robert Hayden Jr. Doyline Police Department Chief Grady Haynes Oberlin Police Department Chief Gerald Hebert Erath Police Department Chief Calder Hebert St. Martinville Police Department Chief Robert S. Hecker Harbor Police - Port of New Orleans Chief Robert S. Hecker Port of New Orleans Harbor Police Chief Kayla Henry Gueydan Police Department Chief Randal Hermes Louisiana Tech Police Department Chief Dennis Hill Killian Police Department Chief Greg Hill Leesville Police Department Chief Gary Hobbs Mansfield Police Department Chief Fred Holland Ashland Police Department Chief Quentin D. Holmes Sr. Monroe Police Department Chief Mary Hoof Cullen Police Department Chief Danny Hunt New Llano Police Department Chief Euckle Hunter Richwood Police Department Chief Russell D. Hutchinson Albany Police Department Chief Hal V. Hutchinson Chitimacha Tribal Police Chief Allen Ivory Jr. Basile Police Department Chief Craig M. Jaccuzzo Nicholls State University, Dept. of University Police Chief Sherman D. Jackson Gonzales Police Department Chief Paul B. Jackson Sicily Island Police Department Chief J.J. Jennings Pearl River Police Department Chief Jeffery Jeter Cheneyville Police Department Chief Brad E. Joffrion Livonia Police Department Chief Stuart John Coushatta Tribal Police 11 Chief John Johnson Mansura Police Department P Chief Gerald Wayne Johnson
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