Reserve Officers
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Reserve Patrolman
George Cayer
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Click here to visit Officer Cayer's Rumford PD Cop Card Page
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Reserve Patrolman
Brock Clukey
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Fulltime State of Maine Game Warden,
works partime for the Rumford Police Department.
E-Mail Officer Clukey
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Patrolman
Hart Daley
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Photographed by: Heidi Provencher-Chase
Hart left the Department in February 2003 for Lewiston PD and is currently a Lieutenant for the Oxford County Sheriff's Department. Hart had been with the Department since 1992. Hart was Class President while attending the Maine Criminal Justice Academy. Hart remains the Department's Firearms Instructor, Defensive Tactics Instructor and is also a licensed EMT. Hart attained his certified Instructor status at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy. Hart spends most of his free time in the Maine outdoors and enjoys sharing the experience with his wife and three children. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, camping, sports and physical fitness. Check out Hart's Buck's on his Personal Page below.
Hart's Safety Tip
1) Stay Safe / Stay Alive! Don't play with guns. Every day approximately 15 children are killed in the U.S. with guns. Guns are dangerous and are not toys. If you find a gun in your home, do not touch it! Tell an adult immediately. If no adult is home contact your local police agency for help.
2) A good education is the backbone to success. Stay in School. With a healthy mind, body and spirit, you can achieve anything. Be responsible. BUCKLE UP.
E-Mail Hart Daley
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Reserve Patrolman
Corey Jacques
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Corey joined the department in November of 1999 and remained until he left to work for the Lewiston Police Department in March 2003. Corey still works part-time and has worked part-time for Rumford, Mexico and Dixfield Police Departments prior to being hired full-time.
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Reserve Patrolman
Scott Landis
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Scott joined the department in 2008.
The photo above is with his brother of the Oxford County Sheriff's Dept.
More to follow.....
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Reserve Patrolman
Dennis Ryder
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Dennis joined the department in 2009.
He retired from the Westbrook Police Department after more than
twenty years.
More to follow.....
