Lieutenant
Teena Gallagher has served the Madison County
Community for the past 33 years. Presently she is in
command of the Community Resource Division. Her roles
include, but not limited to being the department Chaplain,
Registered Nurse, certified School Resource Office, D.A.R.E., GREAT programs, Gang Specialist, the Third Grade
Seat Belt program, and other Crime Prevention programs.
She also a member of the International Conference
of Police Chaplains. Lt. Gallagher has an Associate Degree in
Registered Nursing, a Bachelor of Special Studies in
Health and Psychology, and a Masters Degree in
Administration and Pastoral Care. In her spare time she
enjoys reading, traveling, bicycling, camping, hiking and
kayaking. Lt. Gallagher
is Pastoral Associate at Ss. Simon and Jude Churches.
Personal Message
Attitude:
We become what we give ourselves the power to be.
 Deputy
Jack Dill has served Madison County for the Past 12
years. Presently he is assigned to the Community Resource
Division, His roles included Crime Prevention Programs,
D.A.R.E. the Third Grade Seat Belt Program and certified
as a School Resource officer (SRO), He became a certified
D.A.R.E., Officer in April of 2005 and is currently
teaching in six school districts. Deputy Dill started
his law enforcement career in Mt. Sterling where he was
promoted to the rank of Chief before resigning and going
to the sheriff's office, In his spare time, Deputy Dill
loves spending time with his family, fishing, hunting,
sports and is active in coaching his son's youth sport
teams.
Personal Message
Don’t just be a dreamer! Be an achiever. Set your
life goals and go after them.
 Deputy
Roberta Braithwaite has served Madison County for the past 7
years. Presently she is assigned to the Community Resource Division
her roles include D.A.R.E. and she is certified as a School Resource
Officer (SRO), she became a certified D.A.R.E. Officer in April of
2008. In her spare time, Deputy Braithwaite loves hanging out with
her family, taking trips and playing sports.
Curriculum And Information
Our
local community:
Madison County began the D.A.R.E. program in the summer of 1989,
through the Madison County Sheriff's Office, the London City
Schools, West Jefferson Local Schools, Madison-Plains Local
Schools, Jonathan Alder Schools, St. Patrick Catholic School
and Madison Christian School.
Presently the program is commanded by
Lt. Teena A. Gallagher
and
assisted by
Deputy
Chris Carter,
Deputy Jack Dill and
Deputy
Roberta Braithwaite. also D.A.R.E.
Middle School is offered in all are area schools.
Since
the onset, the Sheriff’s Office has included a second, third and
fourth grade mini visit. Our officers feel this information on
safety issues is extremely important at this
level.
D.A.R.E.
Graduation Dates: 2008 - 2009
Madison County Sheriff's
Office
Crime Prevention Programs
The Madison County crime prevention unit is
also a member of the "Ohio Crime Prevention Association".
Both organizations believe that crime prevention is a pattern of
attitudes and behaviors directed both at reducing the threat of
crime and enhancing the sense of safety and security, which
positively influences the quality of life in society and helps
develop environments where crime cannot flourish. For this to be
possible it means having a working partnership with concerned
citizens to address ways to prevent crime, violence and drug
abuse.
The Madison County Sheriff's Office offers a
variety of programs geared towards the above philosophy. Please call and
schedule at least one month in advance. You may schedule any
business day at (740) 845-1813 or (740) 845-1804
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Internet Safety
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Crime
Check, Advance Fee Schemes
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Crime
Check, Responding To Rape
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Sexual
Assault Awareness
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Crime
Check, Fraud & Scams Against Seniors
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Mcgruff
On Halloween
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Mcgruff
On Crime Prevention, It's Elementary
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Mcgruff
On Personal Property
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Seat
Belt Safety
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Bicycle
Safety & Self Protection And Personal Property
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The
Latchkey Child
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Learning
To Use The Phone
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Learning
Door Answering Rules
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Common
Sense Personal Safety Rules
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Child
Abuse & Touching Problems
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Pedestrian
Rules And Responsibility
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Gangs
And Youth
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Property
Crime & Vandalism
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Substance
Abuse
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Fatal
Vision
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Roller
Blade Safety
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Updates on Current Drug Trends
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Helping Communities Respond to
Treatment & OTC Abase
These are the present programs
available, but if allowed time for research any additional program
could be done if time permits.
Lt. Teena A. Gallagher
is the coordinator of the Community Resource Unit, Medical
Direction and Chaplain.
Any questions regarding community
resource unit please feel free to
send us an e-mail.
Lt. Teena A. Gallagher
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