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Captain David M. Stout, Jr.
Division of Administrative Services
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Captain David M. Stout, Jr. joined the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office as a Cadet in 1994. He was hired as a full-time Deputy in Field Operations in 1999 and served as a Field Training Officer during that time.
In 2005 Captain Stout was promoted to Sergeant before being promoted to First Sergeant in 2010 within the Field Operations Division of the Sheriff’s Office.
Early in 2011, Captain Stout moved to the Professional Standards Division as the First Sergeant of Training. While in PSD, he was responsible for deputies attending the academy in addition to overseeing in-service training for all sworn personnel within the agency. He is certified as a general instructor, speed measurement instructor, firearms instructor, and defensive tactics instructor. Many citizens in the county and surrounding area may recognize him from his teaching and presentations of active shooter tactics for the agency and several businesses around the community.
Captain Stout was promoted to the rank of Second Lieutenant in 2016 and transferred to Field Operations as a Watch Commander. In 2017, he was promoted to First Lieutenant and then to Captain in the winter of 2018. In 2021, Captain Stout transferred to the Administrative Services Division as the Division Commander.
Captain Stout has been actively involved in several specialty teams during his time with the agency to include bike patrol, marine patrol, honor guard, and SWAT. He also served as the SWAT Commander. He has attended several leadership schools to include FBI LEEDA, FBINA First Line Supervisor, Academy Leadership Associates and Leading, Educating and Developing at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service. He has attended SWAT leadership courses taught by NTOA.
Captain Stout moved to Stafford at a young age where he still resides today.
The Administrative Services Division is responsible for:
The Administrative Services Division provides support from behind the scenes, with the ultimate responsibility of ensuring that all Divisions can perform their responsibilities without interruptions and achieve the required performance levels for the citizens of Stafford County and the Commonwealth of Virginia.
The Administrative Services Division is currently staffed with eighteen full-time and three part-time civilian employees, two Deputies, one Sergeant, one Lieutenant, and a Captain who commands the division.
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Three full-time and one part- time civilian employees are responsible for the entry of all the documents requiring input and provide additional staffing for the receptionist desk.
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One full-time civilian employee manages all aspects of the reception desk.
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One full-time civilian office manager oversees all civilian record specialists.
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Two full-time civilian employees are responsible for maintaining, accounting for, and destroying all items of evidence and property.
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One sworn deputy and one full-time civilian employee maintain all reports and related records required by law relevant to FOIA requests.
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Two full-time civilian employees maintain all computer and information technology related hardware and software, as well as and handles all maintenance issues that arise on a daily basis, to include researching and vetting all new initiatives.
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One sworn deputy and two full-time civilians employees handle all warrants within the Sheriff’s Office.
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One sworn sergeant and two full-time civilian employees manage the Body Worn Camera Program.
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One full-time and one part-time civilian Property Specialists manage all property issued to and returned by Sheriff’s Office employees.
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One full-time civilian Fleet Manager and one full-time civilian Fleet Technician manage all aspects of the Sheriff’s Office vehicle fleet.
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One full-time civilian employee manages all civil process data entry.
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One part-time civilian Accreditation Manager ensures agency compliance with VLEPSC standards.
Phone: (540) 658-4969
E-Mail: dstout@staffordcountyva.gov
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