Chief Deputy Glenn Moore

Chief Deputy Glenn Moore graduated West Liberty State College in 1997 with a B.S. in Criminal Justice. He was hired part time at Belmont County Sheriff’s Office in January 1997 and Full Time in July of 1998. He was Promoted to Road Sergeant in January of 2003. Chief Moore was awarded ESORN/Straining Officer in 20214. Throughout his employment with Belmont County Sheriff’s Office he has continued his law enforcement education to include: Corrections Basic Training, First Line Supervision, Basic Instructor Course, Interview & Interrogation, Taser Instructor, HRT, Barricaded Subjects, FEMA ICS Courses and many other classes.

Chief Moore has served our agency as Advanced Patrol Tactics & Officer Survival Instructor, Stinger Spike Instructor, Member and Commander of Special Operations Branch, Patrol Response to Active Shooter Instructor, ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) Instructor, ASP Handcuffing Instructor, Pepper Ball Instructor and Armorer, Emergency Patrol Breaching Instructor and the Ohio Crisis Intervention Team Training. In May of 2017 promoted to Lieutenant and took on more duties.

Chief Moore serves as FOP/OLC Union Representative/Union President. He has helped work to have contracts ratified and has worked with management to work through issues that occur from a contractual stand point.

Chief Moore served on the 911 Board, FOP President (2005 -2024), Member Belmont/Monroe #6 and serves on Executive Board (2010-2024). Lt. Moore was instrumental in the creation of the Gun Range at the FOP Lodge.

In January of 2025, Glenn Moore was promoted to Chief Deputy to work directly with Sheriff James G. Zusack and will continue to serve the Belmont County Sheriff’s Office as Administrative Staff and will continue to serve the people of Belmont County.