Police officers join Miami Twp. from area law enforcement agencies

From left to right, Ethan Bens, William Olinger and Ashley Stacy took their oaths last month with the Miami Twp. Police Department. They will go through the field training officer program before being assigned to the patrol division, according to the township. CONTRIBUTED

From left to right, Ethan Bens, William Olinger and Ashley Stacy took their oaths last month with the Miami Twp. Police Department. They will go through the field training officer program before being assigned to the patrol division, according to the township. CONTRIBUTED
Local News
By Nick Blizzard
April 17, 2019
X

Three new officers have joined the Miami Twp. Police Department.

Ethan Bens, William Olinger and Ashley Stacy took their oaths last month. They will go through the field training officer program before being assigned to the patrol division, according to the township.

Bens has served with the Owensville and Carlisle police departments. He is a graduate of the Butler Tech Police Academy and earned a bachelor’s degree from Eastern Kentucky University.

RELATED: Second evaluation ordered for Dayton teen shot by police after robbery

Olinger comes to Miami Twp. after working in the Moraine, Sinclair Community College and North Hampton police departments, according to the township. He is a graduate of the SCC police academy and earned an associate’s degree from the school.

Stacy previously spent two years with the Ohio State Highway Patrol. She is a graduate of the OSHP Training Academy.

Miami Twp. first-year officers joining the department between March 1 and Aug. 31 begin with pay rate of $28.46 an hour, according to the township.

FOLLOW NICK BLIZZARD ON FACEBOOK

In Other News
1
Volunteers sought for Ohio Medical Reserve Corp emergency response in...
2
1 injured today in Dayton after crashing into a pole
3
National watchdog group grades hospitals on safety: How do area...
4
Consumers’ office: House bill would block refunds to AES Ohio customers
5
Ohio Senate votes to confine intoxicating hemp to dispensaries, make...

About the Author

Follow Nick Blizzard on facebookFollow Nick Blizzard on twitter

Nick Blizzard is a staff writer for the Dayton Daily News. He is a graduate of Stebbins High School who earned a bachelor’s degree from Ohio University and its E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. Nick is a Riverside native who has lived in Huber Heights and Kettering. He has been a journalist in the Dayton area for more than 25 years.