About the Department
The Pierce Township Police Department was founded in the 1950s with one full-time Constable. Since then the police department has grown into a 24 hours a day, 365 days a year agency. We are responsible for all law enforcement services within the 23 square mile township limit, and in 2019 we assumed responsibility for parts of the former village of Amelia south of SR 125.
The police department prides itself on having one of the lowest crime rates in Clermont County and has an exceptional closure rate (cases solved) higher than the national average. The department believes in a commitment to Community Oriented Policing, knowing that by listening and working with our citizens makes a safer community. Some examples of our community engagement programs are National Night Out, Citizens Police Academy, Daily School Checks, Shop with an Officer, Senior Visit program, Vacation Checks, and the Junior Police Academy. Other examples of community engagement have been started by our officers and are unique only to Pierce Township. These include The Golden Ticket Program, Alzheimer’s Dementia Notification System, and a gift card disbursement program where officers voluntarily have a small percentage of their pay taken out and gift cards purchased to give to people they encounter in need of immediate help.
The department provides the public a bi-weekly crime map posted on social media so residents can see what type of crimes are being reported in their neighborhoods. We also publish through traditional and social media platforms pertinent information on crime trends and even ask for the community’s help in identifying suspects in cases where we have surveillance footage of unknown suspects.
The vision of the police department is to continue to provide the safest community for our residents as possible while maintaining the excellent partnership with our residents that exist today. We will continue to be financially responsible, and continue to improve as a police department. Our department places a premium on training, education, and professional development.
Message from the Chief
On behalf of the dedicated men and women of the Pierce Township Police Department, I welcome you to our website. I hope you find the information valuable.
Our goal is to provide the highest quality of public service to our community consistent with community expectations. We continually strive to be a transparent agency and build effective partnerships. Our officers and professional staff possess the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.
I welcome your suggestions on how we can make Pierce Township a safer community for all. You can contact me at (513) 752-4100 or pbroxterman@piercetownship.org
— Colonel Paul F. Broxterman, Jr.
Supervisors
Admin Lieutenant Michael Bennett
513-947-2043
mbennett@piercetownship.org
Lieutenant Bryan Burke
513-947-2022
bburke@piercetownship.org
Lieutenant Julie Poe
513-947-2019
jpoe@piercetownship.org
Lieutenant Phillip Gammon
513-947-2035
pgammon@piercetownship.org
Investigations
Detective Erica Haught
513-947-2018
ehaught@piercetownship.org
Detective Kevin Barkley
513-947-2014
kbarkley@piercetownship.org
Detective Justin Schultz
513-947-2042
jschultz@piercetownship.org
Patrol Officers
P.O. Jason Doerman
513-947-2017
jdoerman@piercetownship.org
P.O. Mark Weitzel
513-947-2024
mweitzel@piercetownship.org
P.O. John Pelcha
513-947-2012
jpelcha@piercetownship.org
P.O. Dustin Wade
513-947-2013
dwade@piercetownship.org
P.O. Ryan Poling
513-947-2023
rpoling@piercetownship.org
P.O. Daphne Nickell
513-947-2020
dnickell@piercetownship.org
P.O. Chris Chesney
513-947-2025
cchesney@piercetownship.org
P.O. Tyler Kramer
513-947-2046
tkramer@piercetownship.org
P.O. Michael Ervin
513-947-2047
mervin@piercetownship.org
P.O. Mikeal Stephens
513-947-2047
mstephens@piercetownship.org
Support Staff
Kathy Menshouse
513-947-2008
kmenshouse@piercetownship.org
Adam Curtis
513-947-2027
acurtis@piercetownship.org