Reserves

Welcome to the Stone County Sheriff's Office Reserve Page.

Captain Jim Isom
Deputy 189

Our Reserve Unit is led by Captain Jim Isom. Jim is retired from Law Enforcement and assists Stone County whenever need be.

Sergeant Tom Harrier
Deputy 157

Sergeant Tom Harrier is retired from Orange County, Florida and assists Captain Isom in leading the Reserves and working with the surrounding agencies to better utilize the Reserve Division.

The Reserve Deputy Sheriffs in the Stone County Sheriff's Office Reserve Deputy Program all work on a purely volunteer basis, committed to their minimum of twenty hours per month of service time.

The deputies working within our Reserve Deputy Program have the same training, certifications, duties and responsibilities as our full-time deputies; however, the differences are that our Reserve Deputies only work part time, and they work without financial compensation. Our Reserve Deputies also all hold full-time jobs outside the field of law enforcement, and they then volunteer some of their free time to assist our full-time deputies in patrolling Stone County.

Please check this page often for announcements of future fundraisers for this program. Proceeds from those fundraisers will help to provide our Reserve Deputies with much needed law enforcement equipment such as body armor, radios, and holsters as well as other assorted equipment items. As donations increase, we will also be able to provide additional training courses at no cost to our Reserves.

Larry Marshall
Deputy 126

Josh Whitener
Deputy 152

Brett Stump
Deputy 164

Keithley 2.JPG

Duane Keithley
Deputy 167

Danton Letterman
Deputy 168

Wayne Kay
Deputy 175

Michael Cupp
Deputy 177

B.J. Johnson
Deputy 180

Tom Martin
Deputy 181

Tony Stephens
Deputy 182

Jeff Ussery
Deputy 187

Judson Golka
Deputy 191

Cortese.jpg.JPG

Matthew Cortese
Deputy 192

Rick McCrea
Deputy 194

Randy Hawkins
Deputy 197

Michael Wells
Deputy 199

School Resource Officers

We work closely with two of the schools in Stone County. Reeds Spring R-IV School District and Blue Eye School District each employ two Deputies and utilize them as School Resource Officers. All four of these Deputies have full power of arrest and are a part of the Stone County Sheriff's Office Reserve Division. Deputy Randy Labrier has acquired and trained a Canine for use in the school for Narcotic Detection. The Canine is also available for use by other Stone County Deputies when needed on traffic stops and search warrants for Narcotics.

Reeds Spring School Resource Officers