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

Undersheriff Julie Dijkstra
As chief deputy of the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department, Julie is responsible for overseeing most of the day-to-day operations of law enforcement and administration. She is Sheriff Mike Books' most trusted advisor, and her input has contributed greatly to the department's success.

While in high school, Julie went to a career camp sponsored by the Indiana State Police. She went to college intending to become a teacher, but her experience at that camp kept pulling her back to law enforcement. She was hired as a jail officer at the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department in 1985, beginnning a career that has lasted more than two decades.

Julie is a tireless advocate for child safety, and currently is a member of the Safe Kids Elkhart County board, the Elkhart County Child Protection Team, the Salvation Army advisory board, and the Elkhart Area Career Center's public safety advisory committee. She also is active at Grace Point Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Nappanee, serving as an elder and Sunday school teacher.

Julie is married to Egbert Dijkstra, who is director of the Elkhart County Public Safety Communications Center and an assistant soccer coach at NorthWood High School. She has three sons — Ryan, who is married to Angie, and Benjamin and Kyle, who attend Wa-Nee schools.