On July 16th, several members of the Lewis & Clark County Sheriff’s Office were honored for their outstanding achievements and dedication to service.
Sheriff Leo C. Dutton was recognized for his 30 years of service, including 17 years as Sheriff. His leadership and unwavering commitment to public safety have left a lasting impact on the Sheriff’s Office, its employees, and the citizens of Lewis & Clark County. His dedication to excellence continues to inspire those around him.
Deputy Thomas Wilhelm received the Life Saver Award for his quick thinking, decisive actions, and commitment to protecting others. His efforts exemplify the courage, professionalism, and selflessness expected in law enforcement. Through his actions, he made a meaningful difference during a critical situation and demonstrated the true spirit of public service.
Sergeant Christopher Rebo was honored with Service Stars for 12 years of service. Throughout his career, he has shown dedication, leadership, and a strong commitment to excellence. His years of service reflect a steadfast devotion to the Sheriff’s Office, his fellow employees, and the community. His experience and professionalism make him a respected leader and a valued member of the agency.
Corporal James Coppola also received Service Stars for 8 years of service. His hard work, professionalism, and dedication have established him as a valued team member. He consistently demonstrates a strong work ethic and a commitment to serving the public with integrity.
Sergeant Jake Isbell was awarded Service Stars for 8 years of service. He has consistently demonstrated leadership, integrity, and dedication throughout his career. His commitment to supporting fellow employees, mentoring others, and serving the community reflects the highest standards of the profession.
Detention Officer Kenneth Noll received a Challenge Coin in recognition of his first year of service. During this time, Officer Noll has displayed dedication, professionalism, and a willingness to learn and grow. His positive attitude, commitment to his duties, and eagerness to contribute to the team have made a strong impression.
The dedication and commitment to excellence, along with the hard work of all these individuals, are proudly recognized. Congratulations on these well-deserved honors.
By Karen Anderson: July 20, 2026 – Helena, Mt
