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Officer Varnum's Accomplishments

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I really enjoy working with Officer Varnum as he is a very friendly, polite, courteous and professional officer. I have found him to be a very hard working dedicated employee that not only enjoys his job but he enjoys helping others succeed as well. He allows his skills, knowledge and common sense to guide him when making decisions related to any of his activities and he is always open to suggestions or ideas from others. Although he needs little supervision, he takes the initiative to keep his supervisor informed about his calls and proactive work. Officer Varnum continues to impress me with his performance and professionalism and he is an excellent representative of the department. I have reviewed his personnel file and did not find any

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