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Sheriff
Dan T. Mack
has been with the Hamlin County Sheriff's Office since 1976. He was
a deputy sheriff with the department from 1976 until 1979 before he
ran for Sheriff. He was elected into office the fall of 1979 and has
held the position to this day. Sheriff Mack is a member of the South
Dakota Sheriff's Association and was president during the year of
1986. Sheriff Mack is also certified in
HazMat
Printing, does employment
fingerprinting, civil fingerprinting, investigate crimes,
investigate accidents, does
office budget, works on execution of judgment and other law
enforcement duties. During his time off, Sheriff Mack likes to spend time fishing, camping, boating and being with family.
Sheriff Mack and his
wife, Louise, ran the sheriff’s office by themselves for many
years. Now, the Hamlin County Sheriff’s Office has three full-time
deputies with the help of two communities in the county, Lake Norden
and Castlewood. Louise works as a secretary and dispatcher for the
department and keeps police reports, civil papers, and other law
enforcement items in order. Louise has been working with the
department since 1980.
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Chief Deputy Chad Schlotterbeck
has been working in law enforcement for over 15 years and became a
full-time deputy in 2001. He became Chief Deputy in
2003 and remains at position at the Hamlin County Sheriff's Office.
Before working for the sheriff's office, he was the police chief of
the Castlewood Police
Department and was the acting chief of the Estelline Police Department. Deputy Schlotterbeck also served in the US Air Force
for many years before moving back to South Dakota. Chief
Deputy Schlotterbeck leads the department in criminal
investigations, does sex offenders registrations, 24-7 program,
traffic enforcement and
work on many different projects within the department.
Deputy Jeremy Steffensen has been with the
sheriff's office since summer of 2003. He worked at the Estelline
Police Department before becoming a full-time deputy sheriff with
the Hamlin County Sheriff's Office. Deputy Steffensen works on
civil/criminal papers, traffic enforcement and 24-7 program.
During his off time, Deputy Steffensen likes to fish, hunt and spend
time with the family.
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Since 2005, Deputy
Tayt Alexander has been a deputy sheriff with the Hamlin County
Sheriff's Office. He got his Associate's Degree in Law Enforcement
Technology at Western Dakota Technical Institute in Rapid City,
South Dakota before becoming a deputy with the county. He was also
an Explorer Captain and Lieutenant at the Brookings Police
Department Explorer Post for about four years. Deputy
Alexander works on grants for the department, traffic enforcement, highway safety
officer, NIBRS, criminal/traffic stats and many other project within
the office.
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