GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
The goals and objectives of the School Resource Deputies can be defined but not limited to the following categories:

• Safety and security on campus.
• Educate students, school staff and parents about law enforcement functions and responsibilities.
• Reduce truancy by enhancing the learning environment.
• Create good will and increase understanding of law enforcement.
• Strengthen student/police relationships.

Deputy Jordan Behm is assigned to the Campbellsport School District.    

Deputy Behm began his Law Enforcement Career in 2017 as patrolman for the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office. Deputy Behm brings over seven years of patrol experience to the Campbellsport School District. Deputy Behm also serves as a Field Training Officer (FTO), member of the SWAT team as an operator and previously as a negotiator. Deputy Behm is also on the boat patrol team.

Deputy Behm is a 2013 graduate of Laconia High School and a 2017 graduate of UW Oshkosh with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology. In 2017, Deputy Behm graduated the Fox Valley Technical College Law Enforcement Academy.

Deputy Behm is excited and looks forward to working with the students of the Campbellsport School District as well as continuing to build strong relationships with the school administration, staff, parents and community members.

Deputy Lucas Olson is assigned to the Oakfield School District. 

Deputy Olson started his law enforcement career as a Civilian Community Service Officer (CSO) and Dispatcher/Telecommunicator at UW Oshkosh Police Department, Oshkosh Police Department and Menasha Police Departments. Deputy Olson has been employed with the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office since June 2014. He worked as a Correctional Deputy for two years and eventually promoted to patrol in July 2016. Deputy Olson has worked all patrol shifts while at the Sheriff’s Office.    

Deputy Olson is a member of multiple different teams at the Sheriff’s Office, to include, Crisis Negotiator with the SWAT Team, Boat Patrol Team, Field Training Officer (FTO), Mobile Field Force Team, Mental Health Follow-Up Team, Drug Recognition Expert (DRE), Peer Support Team, and Child Abduction Response Team (CART) 

In August 2024, Deputy Olson was assigned to the Oakfield School District as a School Resource Deputy. In addition to the Oakfield School District, Deputy Olson is also assigned to Amity School as well as a liaison for St. Luke’s, St. Paul’s and Shepard of the Hills Schools.  

Deputy Olson is a 2008 graduate from Muskego High School. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice from UW Oshkosh. He attended Fox Valley Technical College for his Law Enforcement Academy. Deputy Olson looks forward to working collaboratively with the Oakfield School District, Parents, Students and Staff!  

Deputy Trevor Theisen is assigned to the Rosendale-Brandon School District.

Deputy Theisen began his Law Enforcement career in 2013 as a Community Service Office (CSO) for the City of Fond du Lac Police Department. In 2015 Deputy Theisen was sworn in as a part-time Police Office for the Village of Winneconne. Deputy Theisen join the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office in 2016 as a Correctional Office, where later that year he was promoted to the Patrol Division and has served as a Patrol Deputy since.

While at the Sheriff’s Office, Deputy Theisen serves as a Field Training Officer (FTO), Child abduction response team (CART), Dive Team member, Drone operator, and Mobile Field Force member.

Deputy Theisen is a 2012 graduate of the Fond du Lac High School. In 2015, Deputy Theisen graduated from Fox Valley Technical College with his Associates Degree in Criminal Justice.

Deputy Theisen is honored to continue the tradition at the Rosendale-Brandon School District to provide a comfortable, safe and secure environment for students and staff.