Police Department – Town of Campobello

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Campobello Police Department

Preventing crime while protecting life, property and individual rights is the priority of our department. Accordingly, the Campobello Police Department provides a wide range of police services to assist our citizens with quality of life issues related to crime prevention and control.

As chief of police I am committed to the Campobello community. The extension of this commitment is my belief that the only way to combat crime is to work in cooperation with community members. I firmly believe that true crime prevention can only be achieved when the focus of police activity is shifted away from
simple call response to that of proactive problem solving identification that focuses on solving those problems before they become crime.

As chief of police I will ensure the continued spirit of police-community cooperation by requiring police officers to be more than just law enforcement officers. I will encourage them to be community activists. I am proud of the men of the Campobello Police Department who continue to dedicate their lives to something larger than themselves...professional policing.

Chris Miller
Chief of Police

Our Team Of Officers

Chris Miller

Police Chief

Chad McNeill

Lieutenant

Brandon McNeill

Lieutenant

Chris Godfrey

Code Enforcement

Mike Smith

Corporal

Ryan Howard

Chaplain/Officer

Jeff Cartee

Officer

Brian Gosnell

Officer

Michael Cooper

Officer

Hunter Jordan

Officer

Katherine Cochenour

Officer

Jeff Valentine

Officer

Mark Ervin

Officer

Adam Craft

Officer

Sheli Moravcik

Officer

Alec Medley

Officer

Joseph Bohon

Officer

Chris Godfrey

School Resource Officer

Jimmy Greene

School Resource Officer

James Mosley

School Resource Officer

In Memory Of Bear

Bear, a Belgian Malinois, joined Campobello in 2007 from the Conway Police Department as a patrol dog. His duties included detecting narcotics, tracking criminals, and ensuring safety. Partnered with Lt. Brandon McNeill, they were dedicated to their work until Bear's final days. In February 2011, Bear bravely battled cancer but completed his last case just days before his passing on April 12, 2011.

In Memory Of Eagan

Eagan was a remarkable 8-year-old German Shepherd, renowned for his exceptional skills in narcotics detection. A beloved hero in our community, he dedicated his life to serving and protecting others until his passing in December 2020. His courage and loyalty left an indelible mark on all who knew him, and he will forever be remembered with love and admiration.