Butler County Sheriff Tom Dion, left, 911 Coordinator Myndi Petersen and Detention Administrator Angie Siebken explain ongoing problems with a software system at a Nov. 1 Butler County Board of Supervisors meeting. The board directed Dion to look into options for recouping the money the county has spent on the software system.
Molly Hunter
The Butler County Sheriff’s Office has been reduced to seven certified law enforcement officials after the firing of former sheriff’s Deputy Christopher M. Harris on Oct. 12. Butler County Sheriff Thomas Dion verified to the Telegram that Harris had been terminated, with the mandatory ‘Personal Change-in-Status’ form filed with the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center on Oct. 13.
Butler County Sheriff Tom Dion, left, 911 Coordinator Myndi Petersen and Detention Administrator Angie Siebken explain ongoing problems with a software system at a Nov. 1 Butler County Board of Supervisors meeting. The board directed Dion to look into options for recouping the money the county has spent on the software system.
The Butler County Sheriff’s Office has been reduced to seven certified law enforcement officials after the firing of former sheriff’s Deputy Christopher M. Harris on Oct. 12. Butler County Sheriff Thomas Dion verified to the Telegram that Harris had been terminated, with the mandatory ‘Personal Change-in-Status’ form filed with the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center on Oct. 13.
