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Officers & Staff
Chief of Police Chad Abram -
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Prairie
du Chien Police Department
(Front
Row – left to right)
Officers: Kyle Teynor, Gerald Tippery, Max Erickson, Ashley Strnad, Stephen
Herbers, Heather Gokey & K-9 Aja, Tara Henry, Trent Martin, Stacy Polodna,
Josh Hemmer, Mark Fulcher, Jeff Henry
(Back Row
- left to right)
Police Chief Chad Abram, Patricia Schauf-Yager – Admin. Asst., Former Chief Michael
King, Investigator Terry Sprosty
1st
Shift Officers
(left to
right) Kyle Teynor, Police Chief Chad Abram, Former Chief Michael King, Stacy Polodna,
Investigator Terry Sprosty
2nd
Shift Officers
(left to right) Josh Hemmer, Heather Gokey & K-9 Aja, Max Erickson
3rd
Shift Officers
(left to
right) Gerald Tippery, Ashley Strnad, Jeff Henry, Mark Fulcher
Part-time
Officers
(left to
right) Stephen Herbers, Tara Henry, Trent Martin
(not pictured - Karl Sander)
Chief Chad Abram
Investigator Terry Sprosty
Officer Gerald Tippery
Officer Mark Fulcher
Officer Stacy Polodna
Officer Kyle Teynor
Officer Jeff Henry
Officer Ashley Strnad
Canine Officer Heather Gokey
Officer Max Erickson
Officer Josh Hemmer
Admin. Assistant/Officer
Patricia Schauf-Yager
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Telecommunications:
Now joined with Crawford County as the
Crawford Co. Communications Center
Community Service Officer:
Officer Trent Martin
Part-time Employees:
Officer Karl Sander
Officer Trent Martin
Officer Stephen Herbers
Officer Tara Henry |
Part-Time
Employment: In order to more efficiently fulfill its mission,
the Prairie du Chien Police Department employs a number of part-time
sworn police officers. These officers perform exactly the same
duties as their full-time counterparts and are subject to the same
hiring and training standards. Part-time officers are hired as
agency needs dictate.
Special Operations Team
 
The Police Department’s tactical team
is unique in that it is staffed by members of our own agency along
with officers drawn from Clayton County, Iowa law enforcement
agencies and the Crawford County Sheriff's Department.
This unique, multi-agency,
multi-state approach to tactical operations and narcotics
enforcement is a logical and cost effective answer to serious law
enforcement problems that affect our citizens of both sides of the
border.
The team is fully trained and
equipped to handle missions normally associated with tactical
response as well as narcotics operations and clandestine drug
laboratory seizure.
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Prairie du Chien
Police Officers assigned to the Tri-River Special Operations
Team confer after the execution of a methamphetamine lab
search warrant. |
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