New Snoqualmie-North Bend Police Department Captain Sworn In

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On  July 11, 2022, in front of a crowd of family, friends, and fellow  officers, Brian W. Lynch was sworn in as the new Captain of the  Snoqualmie-North Bend Police Department. 

Cpt. Lynch comes to  Snoqualmie-North Bend from the Black Diamond Police Department where he  served as a sergeant. He brings with him 21 years of law enforcement

 experience, in both Enumclaw and Black Diamond Police Departments. Prior  to starting his career in law enforcement, Cpt. Lynch worked in the  emergency medical services field. 

During his tenure in Black  Diamond, Cpt. Lynch also served as the Commander of the Coalition of  Small Police Agencies Major Crimes Task Force – to which the  Snoqualmie-North

Bend Police Department belongs – overseeing 17  detectives.  

“Brian has a servant’s heart,” said Snoqualmie-North  Bend Police Chief Perry Phipps. “He has a career of doing more than  just writing tickets, which is what embodies our police

department where  we strive to help our community be better.” 

Cpt. Lynch has a  strong community service ethic, resulting in being honored twice as  Officer of the Year; once as Civilian Servant of the Year; and once as  DUI Officer of the Year.

He established successful fundraisers to  support residents in need and community programs, including Black  Diamond’s Chief for the Day program. 

Original source can be found here.



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