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Posted by: News_Desk on 12/23/2016 04:28 PM
Updated by: News_Desk on 12/23/2016 04:28 PM
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TCSO Deputy Retires After 26 Years Of Service
Sonora, CA...We would like to congratulate Deputy Rob Lyons on his retirement with the Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office. Deputy Lyons began his law enforcement career in 1990. He worked part time as a Reserve Deputy for many years while also working full time in EMS. Deputy Lyons served 20 years in EMS service. In 1998, the Sheriff's Office was lucky enough to hire him full time as a Deputy Sheriff.
Dep. Lyons being congratulated by the Board of Supervisors.
Deputy Lyons given a plaque of recognition and appreciation for many years of service by Sheriff Mele.
Dep. Lyons and his wonderful wife Laurie Lyons
In 1999, Deputy Lyons became the School and Community Resource Officer for Groveland, Tenaya Elementary and Tioga High School. He has always had a great connection with children. He taught ROP Law Enforcement at Summerville High School and coached many local teams.
In 2003, he was promoted to Corporal and a year later he served as the Civil -Coroner Deputy. In 2010 he became the Search and Rescue Coordinator and the Community Service Coordinator. He also worked closely with the Office of Emergency Services and provided training in a Search Management Course. Deputy Lyons also held the position of the Crime Prevention Deputy.
He has worn many hats while working for the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office, and we are proud of the work that he has done. Deputy Lyons has been an integral part of our office and does his job with dedication, kindness, compassion and heart. His 26 year tenure is a testament to his passion for his job and the community. We extend a heartfelt thanks and appreciation to him for his dedicated service to the residents of our county and the friendship we have grown throughout the years. We are sorry to see him go, but wish him the very best in his retirement and future endeavors.
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