Welcome Police Sergeant - Ken Denny
Sergeant Denny's journey in law enforcement began at a young age when he was hired as a volunteer explorer cadet with the Lacey Police Department at just 16 years old. He continued in this role until the age of 21, gaining valuable insights into the world of policing. Following this, he was hired by the Napavine Police Department, where he served as a Reserve Police Officer for four years.
His dedication to law enforcement led him to the Asotin Police Department, where he worked as a full-time police officer for a year and a half before lateralling to Grays Harbor. At the Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office, Sgt. Denny served as a Deputy Sheriff for an impressive 17 years. During his time there, he took on various roles, including EVOC instructor, boating officer and instructor, traffic officer, and detective in the investigations division.
Sergeant Denny's commitment to his profession is evident in his extensive training and experience. He has honed his skills as an EVOC instructor, ensuring the safety and proficiency of fellow officers in emergency vehicle operations. His expertise as a boating officer and instructor will be invaluable in our coastal community. Additionally, his six years as a traffic officer and two years as a detective investigating major crimes have given him a deep understanding of the complexities of law enforcement.
Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Sergeant Ken Denny. We are confident that his experience, dedication, and passion for law enforcement will greatly benefit our department and the community we serve.