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Alec Pearson sworn in as Ashwaubenon public safety officer; department highlights training and service
Summary
Alec Pearson recited the oath of office and was pinned as a new public safety officer; chief highlighted Pearson’s Ashwaubenon High School ties, Army National Guard military police training, assignment to Guantanamo, prior work as a Brown County corrections officer, and graduation from NWTC Law Enforcement Academy (May 2025).
The Village Board witnessed the swearing-in of Alec Pearson as a public safety officer on Nov. 25. Chief [presenter in the transcript] introduced Pearson, recounted his background — attendance at Ashwaubenon High School, service in the Army National Guard as a military police member including a joint task force assignment to Guantanamo, work as a correctional officer with the Brown County Sheriff's Department, and attendance at the NWTC Law Enforcement Academy (graduated May 2025) — and administered the oath of office.
Pearson recited the statutory oath to support and defend the U.S. and Wisconsin constitutions and to faithfully discharge the duties of the office of public safety officer for the Village of Ashwaubenon. The chief and board congratulated Pearson and his fiancée Nicole pinned his badge at the conclusion of the ceremony.
The ceremony included brief remarks from the chief noting the demands of the job and welcoming Pearson to the department. No further action was taken by the board on this item.
