CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office would like to congratulate six deputies in the Enforcement Division on their recent promotions.

Matthew Reils has been promoted to Field Training Officer. He started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2008 as a jail deputy. In 2012 he moved to patrol as deputy. Reils will now serve as an FTO for first shift patrol.

Paul Shannon has been promoted to Corporal. He started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2010 as a reserve deputy. Two years later he was hired as a patrol deputy. Shannon will now serve as Corporal for third shift patrol.

Shanna Grice has been promoted to Corporal. She started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2006 as a victim witness coordinator. In 2013 she moved to patrol as a deputy. Shannon will now serve as Corporal for first shift patrol.

James Derico has been promoted to Sergeant. He started with the Sheriff’s Office in 1997 as a patrol deputy. Two years ago he was promoted to Corporal. Derico will now serve as Sergeant for first shift patrol.

Joseph May has been promoted to Sergeant. He started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2004 as a jail deputy. In 2008 he transferred over to patrol and made Corporal in 2014. May will now serve as Sergeant for second shift patrol.

Adam Deloach has been promoted to Sergeant. He started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2006 as a jail deputy. Two years later he became a school resource officer. Deloach will now serve as an SRO Sergeant.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office would also like to congratulate three deputies in the Detention Division on their recent promotions.

Holly Muckelroy has been promoted to Field Training Officer. She started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2012 as a jail deputy. She also worked as a jail clerk for two years. Muckelroy will now serve as an FTO for third shift in booking.

Brett Badgett has been promoted to Corporal. He started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2012 as a jail deputy. Badgett will now serve as a Corporal for second shift at the workhouse.

Novelle Flippen has been promoted to Corporal. She started with the Sheriff’s Office in 2011 as a jail deputy. She also worked in criminal warrants for a year. Flippen will now serve as a Corporal for second shift in booking.