Sheriff featured speaker for Republican breakfast

(From left) Noblesville attorney Ray Adler, Sheriff Dennis Quakenbush and Arron Stanton of OneZone Chamber of Commerce. (Reporter photo by Denise Moe)

Hamilton County Sheriff Dennis Quakenbush was the featured guest at the recent Hamilton County Republican Party December Breakfast Club at Matteo’s in Noblesville.

Sheriff Quakenbush spoke about his first year in office and the expansion of the county jail. Following the breakfast, attendees toured the jail.

Sheriff Quakenbush spoke to a packed room at Matteo’s in Noblesville. (Reporter photo by Denise Moe)

Quakenbush holds a master’s degree in business administration from Indiana Wesleyan University with an undergraduate degree in business management. He says he chose law enforcement over his corporate career because of his passion to set an example by helping others in need, treating everyone with respect and putting others first.

For the past 17 years, Sheriff Quakenbush has been serving Hamilton County and moving up the leadership ranks within the Sheriff’s Office. He started his career as a dispatcher in the department’s communication division. He became a merit deputy in 2003 and was promoted to sergeant in 2007 before being promoted in 2011 to Captain of the Patrol Division. He was elected to serve as Sheriff of Hamilton County and began in the role in January 2019.

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County GOP Vice Chair Bill Clifford and County Councilor Steve Schwartz.

Reporter photos by Denise Moe