| Administration of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office
consists of the Sheriff, the Captain
(Chief Deputy), the Lieutenant (First Deputy), the
Detective Sergeant, Bookkeeper
and Administrative Secretary.
If you have questions or comments about the administration of the
Sheriff's office, please contact admin@franklincountysheriff.net
Sheriff
Robert W. Norris
Sheriff@FranklinCountySheriff.net

The position of Sheriff is established by the Vermont Constitution.
The Sheriff's Office is established by State Law (Title 24, VSA Section
73) and shall consist of a Sheriff and such Deputies and employees
as may be specified by the Sheriff. The Sheriff's Office is under
the general supervision of the Sheriff.
Captain
Jay Sweeny
captain@FranklinCountySheriff.net
The
Captain is the Chief Deputy of the office and in the absence of
the Sheriff, assumes the duties and responsibilities of that position.
The Captain is responsible for the efficiency and effectiveness
of the office's daily activities and is responsible for the general
supervision of sworn members of the office. The Captain is responsible
for the scheduling of office personnel as required by contract and
other requests for service.
Lieutenant
Thomas Oliver
lieutenant@FranklinCountySheriff.net
The
Lieutenant is the First Deputy of the office and in the absence
of the Captain, shall assume the duties and responsibilities of
that position. The Lieutenant has responsibility for the general
supervision of subordinate sworn members of the office. The Lieutenant
is responsible
for the maintenance and upkeep of all agency equipment and vehicles
and serves as the Field Training Supervisor.
Detective Sergeant
Andrew Giglio
investigations@FranklinCountySheriff.net
The
Detective Sergeant works directly from the Sheriff's Office. This
is a full time position and the Detective Sergeant serves at
the
direction of the Sheriff. The main priority is that of support
to the Uniformed Services Division of the Office. Assistance
is given to uniformed deputies in real-time investigations, as
well
as investigations developed from sources. He serves as the primary
evidence and property officer.
Bookkeeper
Kristina Lynch
admin@franklincountysheriff.net
The
Bookkeeper is responsible for the office's financial activities
to include accounts payable and receivable, payroll taxes, and
fiscal reporting. The bookkeeper assists the Sheriff with the
preparation
of budgets, contracts, grants and other administrative functions
as directed. The Bookkeeper also serves as grant administrator
and technical liaison for the office.
Administrative Secretary
Anne Shepard
civil@FranklinCountySheriff.net
The
Administrative Secretary has primary responsibility for the clerical
and administrative aspects of civil process delivered to and served
by the office. The Administrative Secretary participates in the
communications, civil process and law enforcement reporting activities
of the office. The Administrative Secretary has primary responsibility
for assistance and reception of individuals who contact the office.
The Administrative Secretary also prepares paperwork related to
transports and court officers.
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