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Commissioners authorize private sale of fallen deputy's service weapon to family
5762776 · August 15, 2025
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Summary
After the death of Deputy Chris Longfellow, Greene County commissioners declared his service weapon surplus and authorized a private sale to the FOP to be given to the family, using the same terms that apply to retiring deputies.
Greene County commissioners on Aug. 14 authorized county staff to declare a deputy's service weapon no longer county property and to permit a private sale so the family may keep it. County staff told the board that Deputy Chris Longfellow died after a brief illness and that the family and the Fraternal Order of Police had requested to purchase the…
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