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Mission Statement: Our mission is to improve the quality of life in North Liberty by enhancing public safety through cooperative partnerships with our evolving community. We are responsible for protecting life and property, enforcing laws and taking appropriate actions to deter crime and disorder. We will inspire the public’s trust and protect the Constitutional rights of all citizens.

Vision Statement: The North Liberty Police Department will continue to grow, adapt and evolve as we strive to provide the highest level of service and protection to our residents and visitors.

We will accomplish this by providing our officers and employees with the knowledge, tools and opportunities to meet and exceed the present and future needs of North Liberty, within the scope of policing. We will work in cooperation with our community to proactively identify and address areas in need of improvement, and to continually provide the level of safety and service including future technological tools to better serve our city, its residents, businesses and visitors.

Our Values

We take responsibility for the efficient, effective, innovative, and proactive approaches to meeting the demands of our crime prevention and law enforcement services. We remain dedicated to service and are committed to striving for excellence, focusing on the following core values in our personal and professional lives:

  • Integrity We hold ourselves accountable to the highest level of honesty, truthfulness and ethical conduct. These traits are central to all the values we embrace and are the foundations of community trust.
  • Pride We take pride in our work and in serving our community by setting an example for others to follow.
  • Quality Service We will provide quality service in a courteous, efficient and accessible manner. We foster community and employee involvement through problem solving and partnerships in a way that best serves the community.
  • Respect We hold respect for human life above all and we will ensure that all persons are treated with equality, dignity, and courtesy.
  • Courage We recognize the inherent dangers within our profession and are willing to place the safety of others above our own.
  • Professionalism We commit to the highest level of professional standards through the development of highly trained, motivated and dedicated members to public service.

Diane Venenga
Police Chief
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dvenenga@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 1999

Tyson Landsgard
Lieutenant
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tlandsgard@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2005

Sergeant Mitch Seymour
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mseymour@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2008

Officer Spence Madole
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smadole@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2016

Officer Chuck Tygart
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ctygart@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2002

Officer Benjamin Campbell
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bcampbell@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2015

 

 

Creighton Regenwether
Sergeant
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cregenwether@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2007

Officer Ryan Rockafellow
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rrockafellow@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2007

Officer Juan Santiago
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jsantiago@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2007

Officer Ricardo Vazquez
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rvazquez@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2015

Chris Shine
Sergeant
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cshine@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2010

Officer Bruce Sexton
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bsexton@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2016

Officer Bryan Davis
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bjdavis@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2013

Officer Casey Wood
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cwood@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2013

Officer Joel Miller
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jmiller@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2010

Rueben Ross
Sergeant
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rross@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined NLPD in 2012

Officer Scott Sammons
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ssammons@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined NLPD in 2014

Officer Andrew Jennings
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ajennings@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2011

Officer Eric Kapfer
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ekapfer@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLDP in 2016

Investigator Travis Clubb
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tclubb@northlibertyiowa.org
Joined the NLPD in 2012

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