Monticello Police Department

Striving for Excellence 

The Monticello Police Department is visible. We're responsive and involved in the community. We take great pride in our department and our individual efforts to make Monticello a safe community. A strong, healthy police-community relationship is essential to achieve the level of safety we all want. Our Department's priority is being proactive in combating the serious criminal elements and maintaining a proactive and professional enforcement approach. In doing so, this agency constantly tries to equip itself in modern training, updated equipment, physical training and preparing for serious incidents. This agency also networks with other Departments in the area for the purposes of training, education and sharing information. This Department is a professional organization; however, we maintain approachability for citizens and youth.

The City of Monticello Police Department employs 14 Full Time Officers, and 4 Part Time Officers.

Specialists: Firearms Instructor, Crime Scene Tech, Emergency Vehicle Operations Instructor, Taser Instructor, STOPS instructor, K9 Officers, Field Training Officers, School Resource Officers, and Certified Breath Test Operators.

Police Department Personnel

Jeremy Kyburz, Chief of Police
Chuck Morehead, Assistant Chief
Tony Stroup, Captain
Travis Clark, Lieutenant/K-9 Unit
Chris Blake, Patrolman/ K-9 Unit
Tyler Cosgray, Patrolman
Treavor Cox, Patrolman
Mark McKean, Patrolman
Matt Powell, Patrolman
Walker Donley, Probationary Patrolman

Edgar Estudillo, Probationary Patrolman
Ryan Pyle, Detective
Rich Lee, Ordinance Enforcement Officer

Bob Houser, Chaplain

Nick Beever (Part-Time)
Marty Cotterman, Patrolman (Part-Time)
Mark Thomas, Patrolman (Part-Time)
Brandon Mcleland (Part-Time)

Jayne White, Secretary
Lou Ann Goffe, Receptionist
Nevaeh Pezel, Receptionist