About Our Officers

Capt. Robert Bell (Reserve) ~ sniperbell@calhounpolice.org

• Captain Robert Bell is a 15 yr. Veteran of Law Enforcement. He has work in the Detective division, school resourse officer, Patrol, drug interdiction, Gang investigator. He has been through basic S.W.A.T., S.W.A.T. sub-machine gun. And a F.B.I. Trained S.W.A.T. Sniper. He has been involved in over 300 call outs. He is a F.B.I. State firearms instructor and specializes in tactical firearms training. " I love motorcycles, and in my down time I love to ride"

Maj. Tim Davis Sr. (Chaplain) Ministry Website parson@calhounpolice.org

• It's just me folks, your friendly neighborhood Christian Police Chaplian. I am an active officer with the department as the Community Service Officer and also their Court Liason. The department gave me the nickname of "PPP" when I started here 7 years ago. PPP = Pistol Packin Parson. I also pastor a local Riceville church called River of Life Mission Church (Missionary Baptist) and run an internet ministry called PCIM (the Parsons Corner.) I address the spiritual and computer programming needs of the department as well. God bless you is my prayer.

To the right is our drug dog, G-money.

Cpl. Josh Lyle

• I am a Corporal at the Calhoun Police Department.  I am also the Drug Interdiction & K-9 officer.  I really enjoy law enforcement.  I have been in it now for about 4 years. I work highway interdiction and have been to the NCEA National Interdiction Enforcement Training School. I am also over the reserves at our department. In my spare time I like to fish and hang out with my friends and family.  We have a really great department with great officers and we all do our part to keep the community safe and drug free.

Patrolman Nathan Myers

Kristi Swafford (Department Administrative Assistant)

C.J. Sharp (Reserve)

Officer Phyllis L. Bige (Reserve)

Christopher Coleman (Reserve)

•  I'm Chris Coleman, a Reserve Officer for the City of Calhoun. After several years working in 911 communications, I moved to working in the corrections system as a jailer. About 3 years after serving my time behind bars, I attended the North Georgia Law Enforcement Academy where I graduated second in my class. From there I spent several years on the road. My primary objective was that of a Uniformed Narcotics Intervention Officer in the housing projects. I held multiple certifications including Defensive Tactics, where I was taught various forms of hand to hand combat and take down procedures. EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operation and Control) where I was taught threshold braking, high speed corner control, skid pan, where I was taught to control a vehicle under slippery road conditions, High speed off level vehicle operation, High speed pursuit resolution, and the "PIT" maneuver. ASP Baton, as a medium use of force tool to disable an attacker. I was certified in the use of the intoxilyzer 5000 and Doppler speed radar. I also held a Full Terminal Operator and Basic Jailer certifications in addition to my Peace Officer Certification. When I ended my career as a Police Officer in Georgia, I had logged over 100 Felony & misdemeanor drug arrest, DUI arrest, as well as many misc. traffic arrest. I am proud to be a part of the professional team here in the City of Calhoun, and look forward to working with the citizens of this fine city in order to keep crime at a minimum. I support our zero tolerance policy on illegal drugs, and will do my part to ensure the children who live in or visit our city are not subjected to these illegal drugs.