Trevor Wendzonka
• General inquiries, public records requests and special events
Capt. Ron Robinson
• Administrative issues, civil process, sheriff's sales and recruiting
Capt. Sean Holmes
• Law enforcement and grant coordinator
Capt. Jeff Siegel
Lt. Jeff Troxel
• Investigations and evidence
Capt. Brad Rogers
Lt. Jayna Chenoweth
• Corrections
Lt. Kris Klosinski
• Corrections programming and volunteers
Lt. Jim Bradberry
• Chaplaincy coordinator and
TRIAD liaison
Sgt. Mark Diamond
• Training and crash investigation
Sgt. Mike McHenry
• K-9 unit
Sgt. Jeff Stutsman
• Vehicle impounds
Randy Cripe
• Accreditation
Bill Fletcher
• Fiscal issues
High school and college students are invited to take a closer look at the work of the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department through internships and job shadowing.
Every attempt will be made to cater to an accepted applicant's goals and requirements. Undergraduates likely will experience an overview of the department's internal functions and interactions with the local criminal justice system. A graduate intern can be assigned specific to the course of study.
Intern candidates must be of good character and submit to criminal history and polygraph examinations. Successful applicants will be asked to submit daily reports or summaries, and the department will confer with the college or university's internship advisor.
Job shadowing and mentorship programs are available to high school students, and some of the same standards as internships apply.
For more information on any of the programs listed, contact Lt. Jim Bradberry.