Command Staff

 
Command Staff
 
  Inspector
Richard Schmidt

 Office of the Sheriff

Senior Commander

Appointed 06/06/1986

 

Inspector Schmidt was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office on June 6, 1986. He was promoted to Sergeant in 1996, Captain in January of 2002, Deputy Inspector in January of 2003, Inspector of Detention in February 2006, and Inspector, Senior Commander in 2010 by Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.

 

Inspector Schmidt has led the Police Services Bureau, which included Expressway Patrol, Criminal Investigations, and Airport Security. In 2004, he was put in charge of the Detention Services Bureau. This included oversight of the medical, clerical, correctional officers, and sworn staff assigned to the Milwaukee County Jail,  On January 1, 2009, the House of Correction in Franklin,  the electronic inmate monitoring, and the Huber community access program all came under the authority of the Sheriff. The associated facilities and programs were then placed in the Detention Bureau. In addition, the Detention Bureau was expanded to include the Courts Services Division, which provides bailiffs for the Milwaukee County Court House, the Criminal Justice Facility, the Safety Building and the courts located at the Children’s Detention Center in Wauwatosa. In August of 2010, Inspector Schmidt was promoted by Sheriff Clarke as the Senior Commander of the Agency, and placed in charge of the day-to-day operations of the Sheriff’s Office.

 

Inspector Schmidt has a Bachelor of Science Degree, a Masters Degree in Administration, both from Hyles-Anderson Crown Point, IN. He is currently working towards a doctorate at Northland International University. He is a graduate of Northwestern University Center for Public Safety Executive Management Program, the National Institute of Corrections Executive Excellence program, the F.B.I. National Academy and has attended Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government for the classes Driving Government Performance, Senior Executives in State & Local Governments and Mastering Negotiations. Inspector Schmidt has participated in the American Correctional Association, the American Jail Association, the F.B.I. National Academy, the National Institute of Corrections – Large Jail Network Trainings, and the Wisconsin Jail Association. He has been involved through the Sheriff’s Office with volunteer efforts with the Special Olympics, Shop with a Cop, the Johnetta Borum Christmas party for underprivileged children, the National Education Association’s Read Across America, and the Salvation Army.

 

Inspector
Edward Bailey

Office of the Sheriff

Adjutant to Sheriff Clarke

Appointed 03/20/1992

 

Inspector Bailey was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in March of 1992.  He was promoted to the rank of Detective in May of 1996, and to the rank of Sergeant in March of 1999.  In February of 2005, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to the rank of Captain, and in March of 2007, appointed him to the position of Deputy Inspector and Commander of the Administration Bureau. In December 2010, upon re-election for his third consecutive Term of Office, Sheriff Clarke appointed Edward to the position of Agency Inspector, where he is privileged to serve as the Sheriff's Adjutant.


Inspector Bailey has served a variety of assignments within the agency, including core responsibilities as a K-9 officer in the Detention Bureau, a Detective in the Criminal Investigations Division and as the Supervisor of the Drug Enforcement Unit. In addition to his duties as Sheriff Clarke's Adjutant, Inspector Bailey monitors the legislative processes occurring in the Wisconsin State Legislature and the US Congress, and represents the Sheriff as his legislative liaison to those bodies. In addition, Inspector Bailey is privileged to lead the Honor Guard of the Sheriff's Office, the agency's renowned drill and ceremony unit.

 

In 1989, Inspector Bailey earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from Michigan State University, in East Lansing, Michigan. He is a graduate of the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command, the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Death Investigation School, and the United States Drug Enforcement Administration's Basic Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Course. In July 2011, Inspector Bailey received a certification from the Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is a graduate of the 223rd Session of the FBI National Academy.  Prior to crossing to civilian law enforcement, Inspector Bailey was honored to serve as a Commissioned Officer in the Military Police Corps of the United States Army, serving at Fort Lewis, Washington and Fort McClellan, Alabama. He resides in Greendale Wisconsin, a Southwestern suburb of Milwaukee County, with his wife Michele and 2 children.

  

 

Major

Debra Burmeister

 

 Detention Services Bureau

Appointed 04/24/1998

 

Major Debra Burmeister was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in April of 1998. She is currently assigned to command the Detention Services Bureau. She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in of October 2010. In November of 2010, she was promoted to Lieutenant. Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted her to the rank of Captain in August of 2011, Deputy Inspector in September 2012 and Major in December 2012.
 

Major Burmeister was a member of the Information Technology Unit from 1999-2004. She served as a bailiff from 2004-2005. In 2005, she was assigned to the Detention Services Bureau in the Special Projects unit.

 
Major Burmeister earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She participated as a speaker at the 2002 American Jail Association Conference. She has attended various leadership and technology seminars. Major Burmeister completed Computer Crime training at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.

 
Major Burmeister volunteers as a Certified Therapy Dog Handler at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. She has participated in Shop with a Cop, the National Education Association’s Read Across America Program, and the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign.

  

 

 Deputy Inspector 

Aisha Barkow

Administrative Services Bureau
Appointed 01/13/97

 

Deputy Inspector Aisha Barkow was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in January of 1997.  She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in August,  2006.  In January of 2009, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. promoted her to the rank of Captain and in December of 2010, promoted her to the rank of Deputy Inspector.

 Currently, Deputy Inspector Barkow commands the Administrative Services Bureau, which consists of Emergency Management, Training Academy, Communications Division, Open Records, Civil Process Unit, and the Community Policing Unit. 

 

In addition, Deputy Inspector Barkow served as the liaison for the Community Justice Council, a committee comprised of county and community leaders working towards restoring the criminal justice system in Milwaukee County. She has also served a variety of assignments within the agency, including five years as an Information Technology Specialist, classification officer, and officer within the Courts Division.  

 

In 2000, Deputy Inspector Barkow earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.  She continued her higher education and in December 2004 earned a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology from UW-Milwaukee. She also holds certificates in trauma counseling, and completed the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) "Leadership in Police Organizations" course.

 

 

 Deputy Inspector 
Kevin Nyklewicz

Administrative Services Bureau

Appointed 06/10/1994 

Deputy Inspector Nyklewicz was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office in June 1994 and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 1999. In February 2005, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to the rank of Captain, and in October 2009, appointed him to the rank of Deputy Inspector.
 
Currently, Deputy Inspector Nyklewicz commands the Administrative Services Bureau, which consists of the Central Records Unit, Civil Process Unit, Communications Division, Community Policing Division, Emergency Management Division, Open Records Unit and the Training Division.  
 
Deputy Inspector Nyklewicz served as the Director of the Community Justice Resource Center. The CJRC is an alternative to incarceration for non-violent offenders in need of alcohol/drug intervention treatment and programming, which includes educational and vocational development and placement. He has also served as the commander of the Milwaukee County Jail, supervisor of the Jail Classification Unit and has worked in the TABS and D.A.R.E. programs.
 
Deputy Inspector Nyklewicz attended Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. He is a graduate of the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command, and has received certification from the program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.

 

 
 

Deputy Inspector 
Tobie Weberg
  

 

Police Services Bureau

Appointed 11/13/92

 

Deputy Inspector Weberg was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in November of 1992. He was promoted to the rank of Detective in August of 2001 and assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division. As a Detective, he was assigned to the Sheriff's General Investigations Unit, Warrant Squad and Gun Reduction Interdiction Program. He also was assigned to the US Marshal's Fugitive Task Force held federal deputization with them from 2002 - 2006. In February of 2005, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to the rank of Sergeant where he was the Officer-in-Charge of the Gun Reduction Interdiction Program until the creation of the Targeted Enforcement Unit in June of 2006. He continued to supervise the Targeted Enforcement Unit as a Sergeant until being promoted to the rank of Captain in December of 2007. Upon being promoted to the rank of Captain, he was the assigned as the Patrol Division Commander being responsible for the Expressway, Parks & Transit Security, Institution Grounds and Special Events. In January of 2009, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to the rank of Deputy Inspector.

 

Currently, Deputy Inspector Weberg is the commanding officer over the Police Services Bureau, which is comprised of the Airport Division, Criminal Investigations Division and Patrol Division. Deputy Inspector Weberg has been a member of the Sheriff's SWAT Team since 1995 and in December of 2006 became the 6th SWAT Commander since the units inception in 1967.

 

Deputy Inspector Weberg has attended numerous law enforcement training programs and schools and has completed course work at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. He has a graduate of Marquette University's Future Milwaukee Leadership Program (Class of 2007). He also currently serves on the Executive Board for the Association of SWAT Personnel - Wisconsin.

 

Deputy Inspector Weberg has many awards of recognition, of which he is most proud of receiving the Sheriff's David Demos Award (2003), the Award for Outstanding Efforts in Investigating Firearm Offenses from the US Attorney General's Office (then US Attorney General John Ashcroft - June 2004), and the Paul W. Roemer Award (highest award from the Association of SWAT Personnel - Wisconsin).

 

 

Captain 

Brian Barkow

 

Police Services Bureau

Law Enforcement Analytics Division

Appointed 09/05/97

 

Captain Brian Barkow was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in September of 1997.  He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in August of 2006.  In March of 2009, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to the rank of Captain.

 

Currently, Captain Barkow commands the Law Enforcement Analytics Division (L.E.A.D.), which provides tactical, operational, and strategic analysis for the agency.  L.E.A.D., a highly innovative division, utilizes the nationally recognized COMPSTAT model in analyzing data, crime trends, and tracking resource and performance accountability in all Sheriff’s Office operations by utilizing state of the art business intelligence software. 

 In March 2009, Captain Barkow was assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division where he oversaw the operations of the General Investigations Unit, Special Investigations Unit, Background Investigations Unit, Drug Enforcement Unit, and all agency Task Force assignments.

 

In 2004, Captain Barkow earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.  Captain Barkow is a 2008 graduate from the Future Milwaukee Leadership Training program at Marquette University.

 

 

Captain

Colin Briggs

 

    

 Police Services Bureau

Appointed 01/11/2002

 

Captain Colin Briggs began his public service for Milwaukee County in June 1998, as a Correctional Officer for the Milwaukee County House of Corrections (CCF-S). During his tenor at Milwaukee County House of Corrections he also served as Field Training Officer, C.E.R.T. team member and Transportation Officer. He was then appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office on January 11, 2002. Promoted to Sergeant in 2008, then to Lieutenant in 2010 and Captain in October 2010.

 

Captain Briggs has performed duties as a Deputy Sheriff in the Detention Services Bureau (County Correctional Facility- Central), Criminal Investigations Division (Gun Reduction Interdiction Program), Police Services Bureau/ Patrol (Targeted Enforcement Unit), Police Services Bureau/ Patrol (Third Shift Patrol Supervisor). Captain Briggs is currently assigned to the County Correctional Facility- South as the lead coordinator for the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office Discipline, Order, Training and Structure (D.O.T.S.) program. Captain Briggs is also a member of the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office Special Weapons and Tactics (S.W.A.T.) team, appointed in February 2006 and a member of the Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard.

 

Captain Briggs currently holds an Associates degree in Criminal Justice. Captain Briggs is also a member of our nation’s armed forces, in which he has served 23 years to include active and reserve time. Captain Briggs currently holds the rank of Master Sergeant in the U.S. Army Reserves and has attended several military leadership courses throughout his military service. Captain Briggs has also served our nation while deployed as a Combat Advisor during two tours in Iraq and obtained certification in Counter Insurgency Operations. Captain Briggs also is a LESB certified instructor for the Sheriff’s Office in the disciplines of Firearms, Principles of Subject Control and C.E.R.T.

 

 
Captain 
James Cox
    

Office of the Sheriff

Internal Affairs Division

 Appointed June 5, 1992

  

In 1992, Captain James Cox was hired by the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office. In 1999, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. In 2009, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. promoted him to the rank of Lieutenant and to Captain in January 2011. His law enforcement experience has included supervision throughout the agency (Detention Bureau, Courts Division, Process Division, Criminal Investigations Division, Airport Division.) He is currently assigned to the Internal Affairs Division- Administration Bureau, where he investigates employee misconduct and serves as a liaison to the Milwaukee County Corporation Counsel.

 

Captain James Cox attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. While attending UW-Madison, he worked as a legislative Wisconsin State Assembly staff person (1986-88). In 2004, he graduated from the Northwestern University For Public Safety program. He is also a graduate of Marquette’s Future Milwaukee Leadership Training Program and the International Association of Chiefs of Police Leadership in Police Organizations Program.

 

Captain Cox has been active in numerous community organizations. He has volunteered for the YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee and the Boy’s and Girl’s Clubs of America. At the YMCA, he ran an At-Risk Youth Work Program while attending college. 

 

 
Captain 
Nancy Evans
Detention Services Bureau
Appointed 07/08/1997 
 
Captain Evans began her career with Milwaukee County on July 8,1997, at the House of Correction. She was a trained weapons officer and a field-training officer. She was promoted to Sergeant in June of 1999 and Lieutenant in June of 2005.
   
Captain Evans graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from Cardinal Stritch University. She also holds an Associates Degree in Business and graduated from Waukesha County Technical College Police Academy.
 
Captain Evans attended Northwestern University Executive Management Program. She has participated in the American Correctional Association, the American Jail Association, and the Wisconsin Jail Association. She has volunteered  with the Special Olympics, Shop with a Cop, the National Education Association’s Read Across America Program, and the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign.
 
  Captain
Darlene Goodlette
     

Police Services Bureau

 Appointed 8/14/92 

 

Captain Goodlette was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in August of 1992. She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in March of 1999. In April of 2004, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. promoted her to the rank of Captain.

Currently, Captain Goodlette is assigned to the County Correctional Facility Central. She has served in a variety of assignments including as a state certified instructor for police and jailor disciplines, a staff instructor in the training academy, a bailiff in court services, and as sergeant in the Airport Division and Detention Bureau. She has also served as a captain in the Airport Divison, Courts Division, and more recently as the commanding captain in Communications.

 Captain Goodlette has a degree in Community Leadership from Alverno College. She has received training in Leadership and Mastering Performance Management and the Department of Corrections Disruptive Groups. She is also a graduate of the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety.

 

 
Captain 
Daniel Hughes

Police Services Bureau

Patrol Division

Appointed 11/18/96

 

Captain Daniel Hughes was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office as a Deputy Sheriff on November 18, 1996. Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. promoted him to the rank of Sergeant in July of 2006, and then Lieutenant in February 2009.

 

Captain Hughes currently holds an Associated Degree from Milwaukee Area Technical College in Police Science, and is a 2009 graduate of Marquette University's Future Milwaukee Leadership Program. 

 

Captain Hughes has worked in several different assignments as a Deputy Sheriff to include the Milwaukee County Criminal Justice Facility, the Patrol Division as a Deputy assigned to expressway patrol operations, as a Detective in the Criminal Investigation Division (CID) assigned to the Warrant Squad, the Gun Reduction Interdiction Program (GRIP unit), and the Targeted Enforcement Unit (TEU).

 

Captain Hughes was appointed to the MCSO Swat team in January 2001, as a Swat Technician. He then moved up in the ranks holding a position of Sniper, Assistant Team Leader and now Team Leader.

 

Captain Hughes was commander of the Training Academy and currently serves as the commander of the Patrol Division. 

 

 
Captain
Thomas Meverden
    

 Detention Services Bureau

Appointed 07/15/96

 

Captain Thomas Meverden was hired as a Deputy Sheriff July 15, 1996. His initial assignment was in the Detention Services Bureau. He was privileged to have worked on numerous projects there, such as Y2K preparedness, inmate overflow and records and release processes. After his time in the Detention Services Bureau, he received an assignment to the Airport Division, conducting law enforcement duties there.

 

 

In April of 2001, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. After a brief second stop in the Detention Services Bureau, he was reassigned to the Patrol Division. On December 14, 2007 Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to Lieutenant of the Patrol Division to work closely with that Division's Commander. In January, 2009, Sheriff Clarke promoted him to Captain, allowing him to function as the Patrol Division's Commanding Officer.

 

As Captain of the Patrol Division, Captain Meverden was responsible for Expressway Patrol, County Institution Patrol Operations, as well as the Sheriff's Targeted Enforcement Unit (TEU), focusing on transit security and parks policing.

 

Captain Meverden is a proud member of the Sheriff's Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team, where he serves as an Assistant Team Leader. In his Captain Meverden he has been involved in the operational planning and execution of several tactical responses, enforcement efforts, and special events such as the USS Freedom Commissioning and Harley Davidson Anniversary celebrations. His proudest moment with the agency came on December 6, 2006 as an Incident Supervisor during an explosion at the Falk Plant, as officers under his direct control bravely assisted in the saving of numerous lives at the scene.

 

 
 Captain
Anthony Moffett
 

Administrative Services Bureau

Open Records/Central Records

Appointed 1/07/00

 

Captain Moffett was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office in January of 2000. He has been promoted to the rank of Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain. He earned the Rank of Captain in December 2011.

 

Captain Moffett is the Commander of Open Records Unit and Central Records. He has seved in the following Divisions as a Deputy Sheriff; Patrol, Courts, Detention, and as a Detective in the Drug Enforcement Unit.

 

Captain Moffett is a 20 year Veteran of the Armed Forces in which he has served both active, and reserve duty. He served actively during Desert Storm.

 

In 2010, while serving as a Deputy Sheriff, Captain Moffett was awarded the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office Superior Achievement Award, which is awarded to members who have shown a devotion to duty, professional excellence, or service representing the best interests of the community and law enforcement, and the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office.

 

 
  Captain
Michael Rewolinski
   

Police Services Bureau 

 Appointed 05/14/93

 

Captain M. Rewolinski was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office in May of 1993. He was promoted to the rank of Corporal in June of 1996, and Sergeant in June of 2000. On March 8, 2007, he was promoted to Captain by Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr.

 

 He has also served as a supervisor at the Airport and Detention Bureau. Rewolinski has been assigned to the Patrol Division as a Deputy Sheriff as well in the Criminal Investigation Division as a Detective in the Financial Crimes Unit.

 

Captain Rewolinski attended Marquette University, he has received training in the investigation of Deadly Force, Disruptive Threat Groups and Law Enforcement Criminal Intelligence.

 

 
Captain 
 Syliva Rodriguez

Police Services Bureau
Airport Division

Appointed 03/20/92

 

Captain Sylvia Rodriguez was the first bilingual deputy appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office on November 13, 1992.   As a bilingual officer, she had the opportunity to work in all divisions of the Sheriff’s Office and assist other law enforcement agencies in Milwaukee County with Spanish interpretations, criminal investigations, and community events. As a deputy, she was assigned to Detention Bureau’s Classification Unit, Patrol Division, Courts Division, and the Community Policing Unit. 

 

In May 2003, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. created the Community Policing / Facilitator’s Unit to build positive relationships within our community. Captain Rodriguez was the first officer assigned to this specialized unit, and assisted in its development. In February 2005, she was promoted to Sergeant. 

 

 

In December 2008, Sheriff Clarke promoted her to the rank of Lieutenant to be the commander of the newly created Quality Assurance Unit. This unit is responsible for evaluating what we, as an agency, do well and how we can do it better. The unit incorporates in-depth analysis of our processes and determines what changes are needed to meet the needs of our customers.    

                      

Captain Rodriguez graduated from IBA College of Cosmetology and completed numerous higher education courses at Milwaukee Area Technical College, and the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. She has also completed Supervision of Police Personnel at Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command, and Leadership in Police Organizations sponsored by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. 

 

 
Captain
Scott Stiff

Police Services Bureau

Criminal Investigations Division

 Appointed September 8, 1989

 

 

Captain Stiff was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office in September of 1989. He was appointed to the rank of Detective in June of 2000 and assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division. As a Detective, he was assigned to the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Group (HITDTA), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), US Marshall’s Fugitive Task Force, the Sheriff’s General Investigations Division, Witness Protection Unit and Warrant Squad. He is also assigned to the Training Academy as a firearms instructor.

 

In July of 2005, Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., promoted him to the rank of Sergeant. He was assigned to the Detention Bureau, Patrol Division and the Internal Affairs Division where he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in August of 2009. 

 

In 2011, Sheriff Clarke promoted to the rank of Captain.  Currently, he oversees the Criminal Investigations Division that is comprised of the General Investigation Unit, Special Investigation Unit, Background Investigation Unit, and various federal and state task force assignments.

 

He has been an active member of the Sheriff’s SWAT Team since 1993 and currently serves as the SWAT Assistant Commander.  Lieutenant Stiff has completed numerous law enforcement-training programs. He has completed Northwestern University’s Supervision of Police Personnel Course. He has studied Police Science at Milwaukee Area Technical College (1985 – 1989). He has served as a member of the Wisconsin Army National Guard (1984 – 1994) and is a Desert Storm Veteran.   

 
Captain 
Catherine Trimboli
   

  Administrative Services Bureau

Training Division

 Appointed 04/22/96

 

Captain Catherine Trimboli was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office in April of 1996. She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in August of 2008, promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in October of 2009 and in November of 2010, Sheriff David A. Clarke, Jr promoted her to the rank of Captain.

 

Captain Trimboli has served in many assignments throughout the agency, including the County Correctional Facility-Central, the Airport Division, the Patrol Division, the Courts and the Internal Affairs Division. While assigned to the Patrol Division, she was one of the first members of the OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) Task Force and teaches Standardized Field Sobriety Tests as a Master Instructor. Captain Trimboli also holds instructor certifications in Vehicle Contacts, Principles of Subject Control and Tactical Communication Skills. Captain Trimboli is currently the Director of the  Training Academy.

 

Captain Trimboli has attended numerous law enforcement training programs, including the International Chiefs of Police, Leadership in Police Organizations course and the Northwestern University Executive Management Program. Captain Trimboli is a 2010 graduate of Marquette University’s Future Milwaukee Leadership Program.

 
Captain 
Leslie Wachowiak
    

Administrative Services Bureau

Community Policing Unit

Appointed 04/14/95

 

Captain Leslie Wachowiak was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office in April of 1995. She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in September of 2009, to the rank of Captain on December 12th of 2010.  She is currently assigned to the Administration Services Bureau, where she overseas the Community Policing Unit. In addition, Captain Wachowiak serves on the Law Enforcement Torch Run Committee benefiting Special Olympics. This committee is dedicated to raising funds and awareness for individuals with developmental disabilities.

 

As a Deputy, Captain Wachowiak served both the Detention Services Bureau, and in the Airport Division of the Police Services Bureau. Captain Wachowiak is a member of the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s bicycle patrol unit.

 

Captain Wachowiak graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice/sociology.

 

 

Corrections Captain

William Duckert

    

Detention Services Bureau

Milwaukee County Jail

Appointed 10/18/1999

 

Captain William Duckert was Began his career with Milwaukee County in October 1999, and was promoted to Sergeant in 2002. In 2007, he was appointed to the rank of Lieutenant and on July 16, 2009 he was appointed Captain by Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. and assigned to Detention Services at the Milwaukee County Jail. 

Captain Duckert has attended the University of Phoenix and Cardinal Stritch University. He has received training from the American Jail Association for the Direct Supervision of Inmates. He is also a CPR and AED instructor at the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Training Academy.

 

Lieutenant

Tricia Carlson

 Police Services Bureau
Patrol Division
Appointed April 1997
 

Lieutenant Carlson was appointed to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office in April 1998, promoted to Sergeant in February 2008, and to Lieutenant in February 2011.

 

Her previous assignments include Detention Services Bureau where she was assigned to the Mental Health Unit, Jail Transportation Unit, Transport Liaison, Jail Records and Transportation Sergeant. From June of 2011 until December of 2012, Lieutenant Carlson was assigned to the Patrol Division. Lieutenant Carlson currently serves as a Supervisor in the Courts Division.

 
Lieutenant 
Donald Kernan
 

Administrative Services Bureau
Communications and Civil Process Division

Appointed 9/04/91

  

Currently, Lieutenant Donald A. Kernan supervises the Sheriff's Office Communications Division. Lieutenant Kernan was promoted to Sergeant in 2001. Sheriff David A.Clarke Jr. promoted him to Lieutenant in July 2006. During Lt. Kernan’s career he has served in variety of assignments, most notably in the Detention Services Bureau, Patrol/Institutions Division, Airport Division, Courts Division and Civil Process Unit.

 

Lieutenant Kernan has earned a Bachelors’ Degree from Concordia College, majoring in Criminal Justice and Business Management. Additionally, Lieutenant Kernan is a graduate of The Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command. He has received training from the National Terrorism Preparedness Institute for Planning Considerations for Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents, in Weapons of Mass Destruction Homeland Security Initiative Jail Evacuation Planning and Implementation, in Courthouse Security, and in Incident Command.


Prior to his appointment with MCSO, Lieutenant served in the Army National Guard from 1983 to 1991. He also served in the U.S. Army in Operations Desert Storm/Desert Shield as a Military Police soldier.

 

 

 
  Bureau Administrator
Carl Stenbol

Administrative Services Bureau

Emergency Management 
Administrator
  

 

Carl Stenbol serves as the Emergency Management Division Administrator. Mr. Stenbol directs emergency management response and preparedness programs for natural disasters, hazardous materials incidents and homeland security. This includes emergency planning, training and exercising programs. He served as Assistant Director of Emergency Management from July 2001 to March 2003, and previously served as an Emergency Management Coordinator with the division from October 1997 to July 2001. He was an Emergency Management Specialist with the State of Wisconsin Emergency Management Division from March 1992 to October 1997.

 In December 2001 he received Level III Emergency Manager Certification from the State of Wisconsin Emergency Management Division. He has received Emergency Management Institute training certifications for Terrorism Response Operations, Hazardous Materials Response Operations, Critical Incident Management, Incident Command System, Unified Command Operations, Evacuation Planning, Emergency Response Resource Management, and Disaster Response and Recovery Operations. He is a member of the Wisconsin Emergency Management Association Board of Directors.