Sheriff David Rhodes
Sheriff David Rhodes is a 28-year veteran of the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. He began his career as a volunteer, making it official in 1994 and promoting through the ranks in positions of Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and Chief Deputy. A graduate of the FBI National Academy, Session #244, he served as Commander in both the Law Enforcement Division and the Detention Division of the agency, as well as serving as the Commander of the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy.
HONORS
August 2018 – Appointment by Chief Justice to Committee on Mental Health & the Justice System
August 2017 – Crisis Response Officer of Distinction Award – Mental Health Criminal Justice Advocacy Coalition
October 2016 – Justice & Mental Health Collaboration Program Grant
July 2016 – ASU Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy Award
January 2011 – Appointment by Chief Justice to Committee on Impact of Domestic Violence
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
October 2017 – Developing partner of “Reach Out” program for Yavapai County
February 2017 – Organized first multi‐agency Yavapai County Crisis Intervention Training
February 2016 – Founding partner of Yavapai County Post‐Arrest Diversion Program
February 2016 – Member of the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council