The Ellettsville Police Department is now at 1406 W. Temperance St., in Ellettsville, Indiana. The staff is well equipped and well trained to handle the public safety needs of the Ellettsville community. With eleven full-time, three part-time officers, and a well established reserve unit, consisting of fifteen Deputy Marshals, they patrol the streets and protect the citizens day and night. The police department's administrative office is open from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. Administrative Assistant Leah Fiegle is happy to assist the public with reports and gun permits.
Ellettsville Police Officers are Town Marshal Jimmie D. Durnil, Chief Deputy Marshal Jay Humphrey, Administrative Deputy Chief Anthony Bowlen, Sgt. Russell Harris, Sgt. Craig Davis, Officer Eric Chaudion, Officer Alva 'AJ' Bohall Jr., Officer Travis Perian, Officer Zachary Michael, Officer Mark Freeman, Officer David Drake, Officer Alec Leggio, and Officer Jared Myers.
Each full-time officer and part-time officer are Indiana Law Enforcement Academy state certified, while the reserve officers have all completed their mandatory 40-hour pre-basic course. The officers are active in the community in many ways, both on- and off-duty. The department's police vehicles are equipped with radios, radar, and video cameras to better assist the officers in traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, and also in the prosecution of criminal charges filed against violators.
The Police Department is always ready to serve and welcomes the challenges posed by a growing community.
Ellettsville Police Officers are Town Marshal Jimmie D. Durnil, Chief Deputy Marshal Jay Humphrey, Administrative Deputy Chief Anthony Bowlen, Sgt. Russell Harris, Sgt. Craig Davis, Officer Eric Chaudion, Officer Alva 'AJ' Bohall Jr., Officer Travis Perian, Officer Zachary Michael, Officer Mark Freeman, Officer David Drake, Officer Alec Leggio, and Officer Jared Myers.
Each full-time officer and part-time officer are Indiana Law Enforcement Academy state certified, while the reserve officers have all completed their mandatory 40-hour pre-basic course. The officers are active in the community in many ways, both on- and off-duty. The department's police vehicles are equipped with radios, radar, and video cameras to better assist the officers in traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, and also in the prosecution of criminal charges filed against violators.
The Police Department is always ready to serve and welcomes the challenges posed by a growing community.
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