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SCOTT PEEBLES
WELL DONE. After 31 years of dedicated service to Richmond County, Chief Deputy Scott Peebles has retired, leaving behind a

legacy of leadership, commitment, and excellence in law enforcement.

Beginning his career with the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office in 1991, he served in Road Patrol, Criminal
Investigations, SWAT, and Crisis Negotiation, eventually leading as SWAT Team Commander, Incident Commander,

CAREER RETIREMENTS and Division Commander of both Criminal Investigations and Road Patrol.
Chief Peebles holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration, a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, and is a
graduate of the FBI National Academy and Georgia Law Enforcement Command College. A Leadership Augusta and
Leadership Georgia graduate, he has served on several community boards, including United Way of the CSRA, where
he was Board Chair in 2017.

Since joining the Marshal’s Office in 2017, he has played a pivotal role in shaping policies and initiatives that
DOUG STACY strengthen our agency. His dedication and impact will be felt for years to come.

We thank Chief Peebles for his outstanding service and wish him the best in his well-earned retirement.
After more than three decades of dedicated service, Sergeant Doug Stacy has retired, leaving behind an
impressive legacy of professionalism, leadership, and commitment to public safety.
TERRELL (TERRY) NORMAN
Doug began his law enforcement career in 1988 with the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, where he served
in various roles, including jail officer, patrol officer, high-risk courtroom security, and traffic enforcement. After 27 years of dedicated service, Lieutenant Terry Norman is retiring, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism,
His expertise extended to fatality accident investigations, high-risk warrant service, and Special Response leadership, and commitment to law enforcement. Beginning his career with the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office
Team operations, earning him widespread respect for his skill, composure, and commitment.
in 1997, he joined the Marshal’s Office in 2007, where he has played a critical role in operations, administration, and
training.
In 1998, Doug joined the Marshal’s Office, where he continued to excel. His promotion to Corporal in
the Litter Division in 2002 highlighted his leadership and dedication to maintaining a clean and safe As the Operations Division Executive Officer and agency quartermaster, Lieutenant Norman has been instrumental
community. In 2004, he played a pivotal role in establishing the Airport Security Division, strengthening in coordinating strategic functions and supporting law enforcement initiatives. He has also served on specialized
security measures for travelers.
task forces such as the C.A.V.E. Unit (Crimes Against the Vulnerable and Elderly) and has been a dedicated instructor,
shaping the next generation of officers.
He continued his service as the agency training coordinator and Internal Affairs investigator. His
exceptional leadership led to his promotion to Sergeant, where he continued to uphold the highest A lifelong learner, Lieutenant Norman holds an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Georgia Military College,
standards of law enforcement.
a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management from Brenau University, and a Master’s Degree in Public Safety
Administration from Columbus University.
Sergeant Doug Stacy’s integrity, perseverance, and mentorship left a lasting impact on both his colleagues
and the community he served. As he entered this new chapter of retirement, we extended our deepest His dedication, leadership, and service have left a lasting impact on the Marshal’s Office and the Richmond County
gratitude for his outstanding service and wished him a happy and fulfilling retirement.
community. We extend our deepest gratitude to Lieutenant Norman for his years of service and wish him the very
best in his well-earned retirement. Congratulations, Lieutenant Norman!

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