Patrol Administration
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Patrol Division Administration
Captain Bruce Bowler
Captain Bruce Bowler began his career as a Reserve Police Officer in 1976. He has been certified in Montana and Idaho as a Law enforcement Officer. He spent 6 years as a Patrol Officer, 3 years Undercover Narcotics Investigator, 9 years School Resource Officer / Detective, 4 years as Detective Supervisor, and 2 years as Patrol Supervisor. For the last 6 years Captain Bowler has been responsible for the Madison County 911 Center, and Communications/ Computer Information Technologies for the Madison County Sheriff’s Office. He also serves as the Commander of Marine Patrol and Search & Rescue, and assists with Home Land Security for Madison County. Captain Bowler also serves as a subcommittee representative on the Idaho Emergency Communications Commission, and State of Idaho Interoperable Communications Committee.
 Lieutenant Cameron Stanford Lt. Cameron Stanford started for the Madison County Sheriff's Office in 2001 as the Sugar City Resident Deputy, working previously for Rexburg Police / Ricks College Division for 5 years. He was appointed Patrol Lieutenant in 2008, and spends much of his day writing grants for the county, which provide a great part of the funding necessary to equip the deputies with the tools they need to perform. He also oversees Madison's Homeland Security Program, and is a certified D.A.R.E. instructor. |
 Lieutenant Lyle Rasmussen Lt. Lyle Rasmussen started his career in law enforcement as a Detention Reserve Deputy in 1998 in the Madison County Jail. He became a full-time Detention Deputy in 1999, and moved to patrol in 2001. He spent several years progressing his career, being appointed Patrol Lieutenant in 2008. Lt. Rasmussen oversees the Drug & Alcohol Interdiction Team, and is a member of SRT (SWAT). |