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MUNICIPAL
PARTNERSHIPS
TODD HANLON | Banks Deputy
Deputy Todd Hanlon, a nearly 30-year veteran of
WCSO, has proudly served the City of Banks since
2011. Located west of Hillsboro, Banks is home to
some 1800 residents. The Sheriff’s Office provides
56 hours per week of law enforcement services,
with one 40-hour full-time deputy working five
days a week, 8 hours per day, and a part time
deputy making up the rest of the 16 hours
LT. AL ROQUE | Cornelius Chief of Police
WCSO proudly provides a wide-range of policing CITY OF CORNELIUS
and law enforcement-related services to our STAFFING
municipal partners; including the cities of Cornelius,
Gaston and Banks. Partnership with WCSO provides LIEUTENANT/CHIEF OF POLICE
the cities the efficiencies of a larger agency at a
cost savings compared to running their own police
department. We are proud to serve our municipal SERGEANT
partners and enjoy being a part of their community.
ROB RICHARDS| Gaston Deputy
In March of 2017, the City of Cornelius renewed CORPORAL Home to about 700 residents, the City of Gaston
their police services contract with the Sheriff’s has a new “sheriff” in town. Deputy Rob Richards
Office. With the current contract, deputies serving recently began his assignment serving Gaston
the City of Cornelius will continue to provide police PATROL DEPUTIES and is focusing his time on getting to know the
services until 2022. Our deputies have patrolled community, as well as providing education on the
the city since July 2014 and have truly become importance of reporting crimes.
embedded in the community we serve.
Fun fact: Deputy Richards started out as the first
municipal deputy serving the City of Banks in 2004.
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