Meet Our Team

Chief Ed Cordie, Colerain Township Police Department

In today’s world, programs like Driving Angels are crucial due to the numerous distractions available to drivers. With GPS, streaming music, and text messages, drivers often find themselves immersed in their own world of entertainment. As a father of three, I take immense pride in knowing that our department is part of this program. The dedication of those involved is remarkable, and the high number of successful course completions serves as a testament to its effectiveness.

 

Patrick Quinn, Driving Angels Administrator

The Driving Angels Program is important to me because it allows us to reach out to teenage drivers and provide them with traffic safety information. Too many teenagers die each year as a result of motor vehicle crashes, and most of the crashes are a result of speed and inexperience behind the wheel. This program allows us to help teenage drivers make better choices each and every time they get into a vehicle, either as a driver or as a passenger.

Officer Patrick Quinn

Chief Ed Cordie Photo
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Get To Know Our Team Members

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Allen Walls

Fire Chief, Colerain Township
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Skip Phelps

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Beth Kramer, RN-BC, BSN Presenter

UC Trauma Center

Dori Colwell

Dori Colwell, Presenter

   

Louise Pitcher

Louise Pitcher

Dedicated Volunteer/Administration

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Gina Menninger, RN, BSN

UC Trauma Center

Lois Bates

Lois Bates

Dedicated Volunteer/Administration

Roz Swigert

Roz Swigert

Dedicated Volunteer/Administration