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Grant County Sheriff Operations Captain Scott Haley and Captain Troyer are instrumental figures in enhancing the law enforcement effectiveness and efficiency within their department. Captain Haley's extensive responsibilities span across crucial operational areas such as overseeing the hiring process, ensuring court security, managing special deputies, handling civil processes, and supervising radio and equipment management. His active involvement in both the hiring process and offering internship opportunities underlines his commitment to strengthening the department's immediate capabilities and fostering the growth of future law enforcement talent. Importantly, Captain Haley also plays a vital role in the department's training programs, emphasizing the development of a skilled and responsive workforce.

Captain Troyer, taking the helm of training within the department, is crucial in ensuring that all personnel are not just adequately prepared for their roles but excel in them. His leadership in training encompasses a broad spectrum, from basic operational readiness to specialized skills such as CPR/AED and first aid, preparing officers for a variety of challenges they might face in the field. This dedication to comprehensive training ensures the department's officers are well-equipped to handle emergencies effectively, maintain public safety, and enforce laws with professionalism.

Meanwhile, Captain Matt Sneed's leadership is paramount to the day-to-day and frontline operations of the Grant County Sheriff's Department. He oversees the patrol division and school resource officers, and his involvement with the Grant County Emergency Response Team signifies his role in ensuring the department's preparedness and rapid response to emergencies. Additionally, Captain Sneed's engagement with the department's K9 unit, particularly as a handler to K9 Jeb, showcases his commitment to utilizing all resources to maximize community safety and operational efficiency.

Together, Captains Haley, Troyer, and Sneed demonstrate a comprehensive approach to law enforcement leadership. Their roles highlight the balance between internal departmental development, advanced training initiatives, and active community engagement, ensuring the department is well-prepared to meet the diverse needs of the community with effectiveness and preparedness.

Captain Haley

Scott Haley

Operations Captain

Phone: 765-662-9836 ext. 2129
Fax: 765-651-0690

shaley@grantcounty.in.gov

214 E 4th Street
Marion, Indiana

Captain Sneed

Matt Sneed

Patrol Captain (Patrol)

Phone: 765-662-9836 ext. 2117
Fax: 765-651-0690

msneed@grantcounty.in.gov

214 E 4th Street
Marion, Indiana

Duties:

Oversees the Patrol Division, School Resource Officers, and is a member of the Grant County Emergency Response Team

Captain Matt Sneed serves as a key leader within the Grant County Sheriff's Office, overseeing the Patrol Division, which is the foundation of the department’s law enforcement efforts. He ensures that patrol deputies are effectively managed, properly trained, and well-equipped to respond to incidents, protect the public, and serve the community with professionalism and integrity.

In addition to his patrol responsibilities, Captain Sneed supervises the School Resource Officers (SROs), an essential program dedicated to maintaining safe school environments and fostering positive relationships between law enforcement and students. Under his leadership, SROs focus on student safety, education, and trust-building within the school community.

Captain Sneed is also a proud handler of K9 Jeb, an electronic detection K9 specially trained to locate hidden electronic devices such as phones, USB drives, and other data storage devices. Together, Captain Sneed and K9 Jeb play a critical role in investigations, particularly those involving sensitive or complex cases that rely on the discovery of electronic evidence.

As a member of the Grant County Emergency Response Team (ERT), Captain Sneed contributes to the department's readiness and capability to respond to high-risk or critical incidents. His involvement ensures that the ERT operates effectively and is prepared to handle emergencies requiring specialized skills and teamwork.

Through his leadership, dedication, and partnership with K9 Jeb, Captain Sneed exemplifies the department's commitment to public safety, community engagement, and operational excellence.

Lt. Troyer

Ryan Troyer

Captain (Training Division)

Phone: 765-662-9836

Duties:

Grant County Sheriff Emergency Response Team,  Honor Guard, CPR/AED Instructor, General Instructor,  Firearm Instructor, Project Lifesaver, Training Coordinator, Fleet and Fuel, and Fleet.

Captain Troyer plays a crucial leadership role within the Grant County Sheriff's Office, managing a wide range of responsibilities that ensure the department's operational efficiency and preparedness. His dedication to public safety and officer readiness is evident in his diverse duties:

  • Grant County Sheriff Emergency Response Team (ERT): Captain Troyer is an integral member of the ERT, contributing to the team's readiness and effectiveness in responding to high-risk incidents and critical situations that require specialized training and coordination.
  • Honor Guard: He oversees the Honor Guard, representing the department at ceremonial events, including funerals, parades, and community engagements, while upholding the dignity and traditions of law enforcement.
  • Instructor Roles: As a CPR/AED Instructor, General Instructor, and Firearm Instructor, Captain Troyer ensures that department personnel are well-trained and equipped with essential life-saving skills, operational knowledge, and firearms proficiency. His instruction is vital to maintaining high standards of safety and professionalism within the department.
  • Project Lifesaver: Captain Troyer manages the Project Lifesaver program, which provides tracking technology to assist in locating individuals with cognitive disorders, such as Alzheimer’s or autism, who are at risk of wandering. His oversight ensures that this critical program operates effectively to protect vulnerable community members.
  • Training Coordinator: In his role as Training Coordinator, Captain Troyer oversees the development and implementation of training programs to ensure that all department personnel remain prepared to meet the evolving demands of modern law enforcement.
  • Fleet and Fuel Management: Captain Troyer is responsible for the department’s Fleet and Fuel operations, ensuring that all vehicles are properly maintained, equipped, and ready for service. His management of these logistics ensures that the department operates efficiently and remains mission-ready.

Through his multifaceted responsibilities, Captain Troyer demonstrates a commitment to operational excellence, officer development, and community safety, making him an indispensable leader within the Grant County Sheriff’s Office.