Lacy Turner's guest appearances

Lacy Turner

Beyond the Badge

Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami Tran

Steve Olson

Marc Miller

Aaron Nelson

Brian Taylor

Scott Lloyd

Jeremy Brown

Mark Shepherd

Kevin Norris

Dallas Smith

Jeremy Barnes

Aaron Johnson

Kyle Adams

Shelley Francis

Justin Gordon

Rachel Brown

OwlTail

Lexi Benson

Noelia Sarmiento

Meet the three Female Officers of the Kaysville Police Department: Sgt. Lacy Turner, Officer Lexi Benson, and Police Academy Student Noelia Sarmiento. Noelia will join the Kaysville Police Department full-time upon graduation. Sgt. Turner and Officer Benson are both dedicated officers who've committed their lives to Public Safety and Service. Sgt. Turner has received the First Responder Award, Law Enforcement Hero Award, D.A.R.E. Program Officer, and School Resource Officer,  She started "Cops Love Lemonade" which is a program that encourages the city youth to invite the Police to Lemonade Stands throughout the State these are just a few of her many contributions to the KPD.  Officer Benson is the Community Policing Officer and the Department Public Information Officer. She created the "Kaysville Cash" Program during COVID-19 to support Kaysville Small Businesses.  She's a Certificate of Merit recipient and has received many awards for her outstanding accomplishments in Kaysville City.  Noelia has always wanted to be a Police Officer and begins as a full-time student at the Police Academy next week.  If you’d like to a guest on this podcast click here to schedule: https://calendly.com/tamitran/podcast_recording_session

Meet the three Female Officers of the Kaysville Police Department: Sgt. Lacy Turner, Officer Lexi Benson, and Police Academy Student Noelia Sarmiento. Noelia will join the Kaysville Police Department full-time upon graduation. Sgt. Turner and Officer Benson are both dedicated officers who've committed their lives to Public Safety and Service. Sgt. Turner has received the First Responder Award, Law Enforcement Hero Award, D.A.R.E. Program Officer, and School Resource Officer,  She started "Cops Love Lemonade" which is a program that encourages the city youth to invite the Police to Lemonade Stands throughout the State these are just a few of her many contributions to the KPD.  Officer Benson is the Community Policing Officer and the Department Public Information Officer. She created the "Kaysville Cash" Program during COVID-19 to support Kaysville Small Businesses.  She's a Certificate of Merit recipient and has received many awards for her outstanding accomplishments in Kaysville City.  Noelia has always wanted to be a Police Officer and begins as a full-time student at the Police Academy next week.  If you’d like to a guest on this podcast click here to schedule: <a href="https://calendly.com/tamitran/podcast_recording_session" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://calendly.com/tamitran/podcast_recording_session</a>

Women in Law Enforcement: Sgt. Lacy Turner, Officer Lexi Benson and Noelia Sarmiento

Lacy Turner is assigned to the department’s Problem-Oriented Policing Unit, where she is tasked with trying to resolve quality of life issues within our community. She works extensively with the community’s youth, low income housing stakeholders, and ongoing community issues. In addition to this, she works extra hours as a school resource officer at Centennial Junior High School. Officer Turner is also a DARE Instructor and a field training officer. This past year, she proposed and implemented two new programs within our department; a peer support program and an officer mentor program for officers. These programs have had a tremendous effect on the well-being, success, and morale of our officers. Despite her heavy load of extra duties and assignments, Officer Turner consistently performs at a high level regardless of what activity is being measured, self-initiated activity, traffic stops, citizen contacts, or calls for service. In her few short years with the department she has become a popular figure with our community’s youth and is a positive role model particularly for young women interested in law enforcement or criminal justice. Kaysville’s Mayor has called her the face of the department and other police departments frequently recruit her to join their force.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lacy Turner is assigned to the department’s Problem-Oriented Policing Unit, where she is tasked with trying to resolve quality of life issues within our community. She works extensively with the community’s youth, low income housing stakeholders, and ongoing community issues. In addition to this, she works extra hours as a school resource officer at Centennial Junior High School. Officer Turner is also a DARE Instructor and a field training officer. This past year, she proposed and implemented two new programs within our department; a peer support program and an officer mentor program for officers. These programs have had a tremendous effect on the well-being, success, and morale of our officers. Despite her heavy load of extra duties and assignments, Officer Turner consistently performs at a high level regardless of what activity is being measured, self-initiated activity, traffic stops, citizen contacts, or calls for service. In her few short years with the department she has become a popular figure with our community’s youth and is a positive role model particularly for young women interested in law enforcement or criminal justice. Kaysville’s Mayor has called her the face of the department and other police departments frequently recruit her to join their force.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Officer Lacy Turner