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Chief Kelly Bennett
In 2005, he was promoted to the rank of corporal and transferred to the patrol division. Shortly thereafter, he was promoted to the rank of sergeant in the patrol division and in 2010 transferred to the detective division. In 2014, he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and oversaw the patrol, records and code enforcement divisions. In June of 2017, he was promoted to the rank of assistant chief. Chief Bennett was appointed as Clearfield City’s Chief of Police in January of 2019. Chief Bennett has a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration
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Tonight, during the Clearfield City Council Meeting, Chief Kelly Bennett awarded two citizens and a Clearfield Dispatcher with the Clearfield Police Department Life Saving Award.
On January 26, 2021, Dispatcher Carson Porter received a 911 call regarding an 11-year-old boy who was unconscious and not breathing. The 11-year-old boy was found inside of a vehicle that was later determined to have a mechanical failure that caused his medical emergency. Dispatcher Porter provided CPR instructions to Mauricio Gil and Alenkar Damian who performed CPR for nearly 7 minutes until the medical personnel arrived. Their actions were beyond honorable.
Nearly at the same time the emergency response arrived, the boy started to breath and regained consciousness. Since then, he miraculously has made a full recovery. It was an honor to present a CHIEFS Challenge coin and police patch to him.
Over the past several months throughout the Country there has been a feeling of alarm, fear, divisiveness, and violence. However, this is what our community represents, what public safety represents, and how we should treat one another; quick to respond to help a stranger, quick to show compassion, and not afraid to demonstrate what community means.
Awesome job.
Dios Bendiga a los Médicos y Personas que Brindaron ayuda de inmediata Bendiciones
That is awesome!!
Well done!! 👏🏻👏🏻💕
Clearfield is a great community to live . They take care of their people ! Well done !!!!!!
Great to see this in our community 👏
Awesome! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Here is our weekly update.
With all the reports and paper work that goes with this list. Hope your dispatcher and officers had time to eat...
On behalf of our Emergency Manager, THERE IS A STORM OR TWO COMING. Please take the necessary precautions and be prepared. There is always a chance of losing power and if you are traveling, be prepared for the weather. It is not a bad idea to have bottled water, a blanket, flashlight, and of course a snack. Be safe this holiday weekend.
Thank you again to Natalie Castro from Pieces of Inspiration for training our department about how first responders should interact with individuals with Autism. It was our pleasure to meet your wonderful sister Angie. We are excited that every officer and some dispatchers were able to attend one of the trainings. The department has implemented procedures regarding our response to autistic individuals.
I love this!❤️
