Sheriff Ingle creates his mounted unit and uses it to monitor inmate clean-up projects around Fayette County. The mounted unit has a zero cost to the taxpayer. Roadside clean-up projects will be conducted weekly throughout Fayette County as the weather permits.
July 8, 2008
Sheriff Ingle and Chief Deputy Corkren attend the Alabama District Attorneys Association Conference in Orange Beach, AL. During the conference the Fayette County Drug Awareness vehicle is displayed. Sheriff Ingle thanked the ADAA for allowing the use of the ZeroMeth logo in his program.
May 23, 2008
The Fayette County Sheriff's Office has added a Drug Awareness vehicle to their fight against drugs. The 1982 Cadillac Hearse is equipped with flat screen monitors in each side window for viewing of anti-drug videos. The casket is equiped with a camera and monitor so that the person looking into the casket sees their own image lying in the casket. This vehicle is available to schools, churchs, and civic groups. Contact the sheriff's office to schedule an appointment.
November 30, 2007
Fayette County Sheriff Rodney Ingle receives the following judgement from the Circuit Court of Fayette County, Alabama. The Merit System Board of Fayette County has no jurisdiction or authority over the Sheriff of Fayette County and his deputies and employees. Therefore the Sheriff may use his discretion in the hiring, dismissal and or disciplinary action of deputies and employees of the Fayette County Sheriff's Office.
September 26, 2007
Fayette County Sheriff Rodney Ingle, Deputy Jared Taylor, Chief Deputy Barry Corkren and Agent Mark Allison pull up marijuana plants found off Co. Rd. 27.
September 7, 2007
Fayette County Sheriff's Office working closely with 24th Judicial Criminal Investigations, 24th Judicial Drug Task Force, Fayette P.D., Marion County Drug Task Force, and the Marion County Sheriff's Office seize 54 pounds of marijuana and make one arrest around 4:00 am in the Bankston Community.
August 23, 2007
Fayette County Sheriff's Office, Fayette Police, and 24th Judical Drug Task force Agents nab suspect and 12 pounds of marijuana on traffic stop on Fayette County road 12 in south Fayette county.
On April 26, 2007 Sheriff Rodney Ingle swore in his newest reserve deputy Tony Stewart.
