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Major Jon Collins – Operations Bureau Maj. Collins has been associated with the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office for 14 years, where he began as a reserve deputy in 1992. He joined the department in a fulltime capacity in 1994 and has been assigned to the patrol division throughout his law enforcement career. Maj. Collins progressed through the ranks as a corporal, sergeant, and lieutenant, the position he held for five years before being promoted to captain in September, 2006. He was promoted to Major over the Operations Bureau in November 2011.
He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee’s Southeastern Command and Leadership Academy and the Institute for Police Technology and Management. He has received training in all areas of modern law enforcement, including terrorism, counter drug operations, supervisory development, advanced crisis negotiation, and incident command and community policing programs. Within the Operations Bureau are three divisions - Criminal Investigations, Patrol and Special Operations.
 Criminal Investigations Division - Capt. Brian Quinn
Brian Quinn has held his current position since Sept. 2010 after serving two years as Safety and Security Coordinator for the Bradley County and Cleveland City School Systems. Quinn’s law enforcement career started as a patrol deputy in 1993. During his employment he also worked in the Criminal Investigations Division and reached the rank of Lieutenant in the Drug Enforcement Unit. Quinn has completed numerous specialized schools and is certified as a crime prevention specialist. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Management from Bryan College in Dayton Tennessee.
|  Patrol Division - Capt. Jimmy Woody
The Uniform Patrol Division consists of 45 patrol deputies, five sergeants and four lieutenants divided into four teams, each assigned to 12-hour shifts. In 2006, Patrol responded to 82,000 calls for service. That number rose to over 100,000 in 2007 as the population of Bradley County's 335 square miles continues to grow. When not answering calls, uniform deputies assist in traffic enforcement and traffic safety education. Deputies who have completed special training in crime scene investigation serve as Field Investigators, overseeing the collection of evidence, working closely with lab personnel and testifying in open court. Field Training Officers (FTOs) serve as instructors and mentors for new deputies, offering invaluable tips in the field. Every new deputy is required to complete an eight-week FTO training program where they are partnered with experienced deputies on all shifts. |  Special Operations - Capt. William G. Campbell
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 November 2011 )
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Operations Bureau