Chaplaincy Department

The Grant County Chaplaincy Program, led by Senior Chaplain John Pearson and supported by Chaplains Lori Howard, Tony Bye, Jared Webb, and Kent Hammons, plays an indispensable role in the well-being of both law enforcement personnel and the incarcerated population. Senior Chaplain John Pearson's guidance offers emotional and spiritual support to officers, promoting resilience and mental health among those who serve the community. Chaplain Lori Howard extends her compassion to deputies and inmates alike, fostering a sense of community and support within the Sheriff's Office. Volunteer Chaplain Tony Bye's dedication underscores the program's commitment to law enforcement's well-being. Chaplain Jared Webb's work with inmates contributes to their rehabilitation and personal growth, while volunteer Chaplain Kent Hammons expands the program's reach, ensuring that spiritual and emotional care is accessible to all. The Chaplaincy Program showcases the Sheriff's Office's holistic approach to justice, recognizing the importance of addressing spiritual and emotional needs within the criminal justice system, promoting healing, and fostering a safer and more compassionate community.