Safety Foreman
Kyle Foreman, public information officer for the Grant County Sheriff’s Office, talks on the phone during the fire at the Wilbur-Ellis fertilizer plant in October. Fires, car accidents, crime scenes and a wide variety of other incidents all see Foreman out working to gather information and get it to the community to keep Grant County residents safe during emergencies.
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Foreman helps keep the public informed of significant situations, crimes and how to be prepared for an emergency. His role as a Public Information Officer is vital in ensuring accurate information from the Grant County Sheriff’s Office gets out in a timely manner.
Foreman has a variety of duties within the Grant County Sheriff’s Office that can cause some odd hours. He has credited his wife, Trudy Turner-Foreman, with supporting his odd-hours job in service to the community.
One of Kyle Foreman's many roles as public information officer for the Grant County Sheriff's Office is to collect information and distribute it to the press so that command staff in the department can focus on dealing with the emergency at hand.
EPHRATA – Kyle Foreman helps the Grant County Sheriff’s Office keep the public informed of significant situations, crimes and how to be prepared for an emergency. His role as a public information officer ensures accurate information from the sheriff’s office gets out quickly.
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