Senator Steve Daines has recognized Sergeant Tim Lingle of the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s office who was recently named the Montana American Legion Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.
Through his “Montanan of the Week” initiative, Daines each week will highlight a Montanan by submitting a statement of recognition in the official Congressional Record, the document that reflects the official proceedings of Congress.
Daines welcomes anyone to nominate fellow Montanans for Daines’ “Montanan of the Week” program by calling Daines’ office at 202-224-2651 or by filling out the contact form on Daines’ website: http://www.daines.senate.gov/connect/email-steve.
Here is a portion of Daine’s statement about Lingle submitted to the Congressional Record:
Sergeant Lingle has been living and working in Roosevelt County for 15 years, nine of those years has been for the county’s sheriff’s office. He started his Montana Law Enforcement career with Poplar Police Department in 2000, then moved to the Fort Peck Department of Law and Justice before transferring to Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office.
Sgt. Lingle serves the Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office not only as a Sergeant but also as deputy coroner, firearms instructor and as the Culbertson/Bainville/Froid contract deputy. He has also served the state of Montana as a member of the American Legion and has attended training as a driving instructor and a DARE instructor.
Sgt. Lingle has always gone the extra mile for the county, community and the Sheriff’s Office. He never fails to show his loyalty and passion to the citizens of Roosevelt County.
I would also like to highlight the recent efforts by Sergeant Lingle and the entire Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office in the search of missing 4-year-old Maci Lilley, whom I am happy to report has been found and reunited with her family.
Thank you Sergeant Lingle and all of Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office for their tireless efforts and dedication to law enforcement for the state of Montana.