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Jerome Police Department adds two officers, both sworn in at Jan. 6 meeting
Summary
Police Chief Duane Rubink introduced two new officers—Daniel Lee, a College of Southern Idaho graduate and U.S. Coast Guard retiree, and Tanya Orozco, a Jerome High School graduate who completed Idaho State University's law enforcement program—both sworn in by Mayor Barber.
The Jerome Police Department welcomed two new officers at the Jan. 6 council meeting. Chief Duane Rubink introduced Daniel Lee, noting Lee recently graduated from the College of Southern Idaho's law enforcement program and is a U.S. Coast Guard retiree; Mayor Christopher Jon Barber administered Lee's oath of office.
Chief Rubink also introduced Tanya Orozco, who graduated from Jerome High School and completed Idaho State University's law enforcement program; Mayor Barber administered Orozco's oath. Chief Rubink described both officers as "welcome additions to the department" in the minutes.
