Major William M. Stump
Major
William M. Stump entered the United States Army in 1983, and was promoted to the
rank of sergeant in 1986. Some of his responsibilities while stationed in
Washington D.C. included working at the White House, Pentagon, Arlington
National Cemetery, and ceremonies at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Major
Stump participated in President Reagan and Vice President Bush’s second
Inauguration Ceremony.
Major Stump began his Law Enforcement career in 1988 at the Lebanon Correctional
Institution as a correctional officer. He has been employed with the Butler
County Sheriff’s Office since 1994. Major Stump was assigned to the Road Patrol
Division until 1999; After completing Traffic Accident Investigation’s Levels I,
II, III, and IV (Traffic Accident Reconstruction) taught by the University of
Florida. He was transferred to the Traffic Investigation Unit where he
investigated vehicular homicide/fatality accidents, serious injury accidents,
and hit-skip accidents.
In January 2005, Major Stump was promoted to the rank of Captain and assumed the
responsibilities as the Warden which included overseeing all the county jails
for the Sheriff’s Office.
In August 2006, Major Stump was promoted to the rank of Major where he currently
oversees the entire Corrections Division, Administrative Services Unit, Support
Services Unit, Court Services Unit, Civil Unit, and Sheriff’s Sales/Foreclosure
Unit.
Major Stump is a graduate of Cincinnati State Technical and Community College with a G.P.A. of 4.00.
