Sheriff Paul
J. Kaupas
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Deputy Nancy Reynolds Deputy
Mike Guilfoyle |
Contact Information Will County Sheriff Office 14 W. Jefferson Joliet, IL 60432 (815) 727-8895 |
Meet
Your
Officer
| Deputy Peggy Moore |
Began
as a Will County Deputy in 1988. I graduated from the Illinois State
Police Training Academy. Since then I have worked numerous assignments
in the Jail, Transport Unit, Accreditation Unit, Patrol Unit, Criminal
Investigations Unit as a Crime Scene Investigator, and now currently
in the Crime Prevention Unit as a DARE/GREAT Officer.
I have been in the Crime Prevention Unit since 2004. I enjoy working
with the children and seeing their positive reactions to the many
things we talk about. Their enthusiasm is contagious and makes the
teaching fun.
My educational background has been extensive in forensic science and
it includes several FBI profiling classes and a 200 hour certification
from Northwestern University in Criminal Investigative Forensic Techniques.
I am a Illinois State certified trainer and certified in the DARE
and GREAT programs.
| Deputy Nancy Reynolds |
Deputy Reynolds is currently assigned to the Crime Prevention Unit as a D.A.R.E./G.R.E.A.T. officer.
Deputy Reynolds graduated from the Illinois State Police Academy and began working for the Will County Sheriff's Department in 1991.
Deputy Reynolds has served in the Will County Adult Detention Facility and the Uniformed Patrol Division.
| Deputy Mike Guilfoyle |
Deputy
Michael Guilfoyle has been a Deputy with the Will County Sheriffs Police
for 17 years. He has served in the Will County Adult Detention Facility,
the Enforcement Division, Investigations Division and is presently assigned
to the Crime Prevention Unit.
Deputy Guilfoyle graduated from Loyola University with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Criminal Justice.
| Deputy Robert Kikkert |
My
name is Robert Kikkert, please call me Rob. I have been working for
the Sheriffs Department since 1989. I worked at the Will County Adult
Detention Facility as a member of the Emergency Response Team. (E.R.T)
for approximately 6 years. I worked Patrol for an additional 8 years
and as extra detail I worked truck enforcement and prior to joining
the Crime Prevention Division, I worked security at the Court House
for 2 years. I am also a trainer for First Aid and CPR and Automated
External Defbrillator (AED) for the Sheriffs Department.
I married the love of my life, Jodi in 1990 and we have 2 wonderfully active children. I have resided in Eastern Will County since 1989. My hobbies and that of my family, include Bicycle Motor Cross (BMX). My son and myself enjoy racing as often as possible. I am proud to announce that my son, Sam is the 2005 9 and Under State Champion for Illinois. In between our families involvement with BMX, we enjoy Mountain and Road Cycling as well. Of course if it is Football season, Sam and Allison have us in the grandstands cheering on our Widget Football and Cheerleading Teams.... GO BLUE DEVILS!
I am looking forward to serving the children of Will County. Please always feel free to contact me, as my door is always open.
| Sgt. Jeff McKenzie |
Sergeant
Jeff McKenzie has been a member of the Will County Sheriff’s
Office since 1990. He has served in Uniformed Patrol, Adult Detention
Facility, and the Narcotics Unit and currently supervises the Crime
Prevention Unit in the Support Services Division.
Sergeant McKenzie holds a Master of Arts degree from Governors State University (2000), a Bachelor of Arts degree from Governors State University (1996), and an Associate in Applied Science degree from Morton College (1990).
Sergeant McKenzie is a
veteran of Operation Desert Storm, and served eight years in the United
States Army Reserve.
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