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Sheriff Jay Jones recently nominated Deputy Mike Conway as Deputy of the Year to represent the Lee County Sheriff's Office. Deputy Conway joined the Lee County Sheriff's Office in October of 2005 and graduated from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Academy in April of 2006. During his time at the academy he was elected vice president of his class, won the Physical Fitness award, the Staff Excellence award and was runner up Val Victorian. Deputy Conway graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Criminology. In 2007 Deputy Conway ranked number 3 among all deputy sheriffs in the state of Alabama on DUI arrests. Sheriff Jones stated in his letter of nomination "The word "Professional" denotes the best level of performance in law enforcement and Deputy Conway's actions and attitude are examples of this level every day. He sets an outstanding example for his fellow deputy sheriffs and is an asset to the Lee County Sheriff's Office".
We congratulate Deputy Michael Conway on his achievement.
Deputy Mike Conway and his parents, Tom & Elyse Conway
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Deputy of The Year!!
Deputy Mike Conway was recently honored by the Opelika Exchange Club for being chosen as Deputy of the year.... More
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Lee County's Most Wanted - UPDATED!!!
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DUI Arrests - UPDATED!
Check out the lastest person arrested for DUI.... More
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R.A.D. Systems - Self-Defense for Women is now available to the public! Click Here for more details on the R.A.D. program. A flyer is also available here with information on upcoming classes.
Sheriff Jay Jones announced this week that the Lee County Sheriff's Office will be making the R.A.D. program readily available to anyone interested. There are two classes scheduled for April. The first will be April 7,9,14 & 16 and be held at Beard Eaves Memorial Coliseum on the AU campus in room 2093 and the second will be April 22, 24, 29, & May 1 at the Opelika Rec Center on Denson Drive in Opelika. Both classes are from 6 - 9 pm and the cost is only $15.00 per person. You can register through Auburn University, the Lee County Sheriff's Office or the Opelika Rec Center. Please call Andrea Bartels @ 334-704-0061 for more details on these classes. |
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