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DCPS Police Department. The Daviess County Public Schools Police Department was created in 2019. We currently have 7 full time officers who help oversee our buildings with a mission to help create and maintain the safest environment for our students and staff. Gary Mattingly Chief Officer DCMS. Paul Mattingly Deputy Chief DCHS.
Jan 9, 2022 · School officials say the Daviess County Public Schools Police Department has been beneficial for students, staff and the district’s school communities since its inception in the fall of 2020.
Apr 7, 2021 · The Daviess County Public Schools Police Department has filled its ranks with the hiring ... and former Western Kentucky University policeman and Public Information Officer Tim Gray brings the ...
In 2022, Captain Ramsey joined the Daviess County Public Schools Police Department and served as a School Resource Officer where he was assigned to patrol the district’s 12 elementary campuses. In January of 2023 Ramsey re-joined the Daviess County Sheriff’s Office as a member of the Command Staff as Commander of the Administrative Division.
Nov 6, 2023 · This week, we are recognizing the seven men and women who make up the Daviess County Public Schools Police Department. We are proud to honor our SLEO Team for all their hard work to display...
Dec 19, 2022 · Today, DCPS is proud to announce our newest Lead Special Law Enforcement Officer, Gary Mattingly. Mattingly will take over for Sheriff-Elect Brad Youngman beginning on January 1. Mattingly is...
In 2021, Brad was hired by the newly formed Daviess County Public Schools Police Department as the Lead Law Enforcement Officer responsible for the daily operations of the police department and the safety and security of DCPS’s 21 buildings and over 12,000 personnel to include students, staff and visitors.
