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School Resource Officers

The school environment is a microcosm of the community. The mission of the School Resource Officer is to be a linchpin connecting justice needs with education needs as they pertain to the schools in Kettering.

The School Resource Officer has four primary roles in the schools:

Problem solver and liaison to community resources

Educator

Safety expert and law enforcement officer

Mentor

Ptl. Wayne Villelli
Ptl. Villelli was appointed SRO in January of 2007. He is responsible for maintaining constant relationships and interaction with the Kettering elementary and middle schools. His school visitations will deal with such topics as peer pressure, dealing with strangers, and saying "no" to the use of tobacco, alcohol and drugs. Officer Villelli has been with the Kettering Police Department since September of 1995. He comes to the Community Relations Section from Patrol where he also worked as an Evidence Technician. Prior to his tenure with Kettering, he was an officer with the Englewood (OH) Police Department and the Metro Dade (FL) Police Department.

Ptl. Carla Sacher
Ptl. Sacher works full time at Kettering Fairmont High School and Kettering Middle School as a School Resource Officer. She teaches programs to students in the classroom such as OVI Prevention and Choices and Consequences. She performs police duties on school properties to provide a safe environment for the students and staff. Ptl. Sacher has been an officer with Kettering Police Department since February 2009. Ptl. Sacher acts as the Alarm Administrator in charge of tracking and sending out assessments to residents and businesses that violate the City Ordinance regarding false alarms.