Police Chief Steve Griffin served 11 years as a U.S. Army Ranger prior to beginning his law enforcement career with the New Albany, Indiana Police Department in June 1993.

In August 1995, Griffin joined the Jeffersontown Police Department and served there in various patrol and command positions until his retirement as Patrol Commander in September 2013.

Griffin began with the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department in July 2014.

Chief Griffin has a Bachelor's Degree from Indiana University and is a graduate of the Southern Police Institute.

Lieutenant Christopher Flowers began his law enforcement career in 1982 as a Military Policeman for the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He also obtained a Bachelor Degree in Police Administration from Eastern Kentucky University during this time.

In 1987, he joined the St. Matthews Police as a dispatcher and later as a police officer where he served until 1999. In 1999 he joined the Jeffersontown Police department, retiring in 2009 as Sergeant of the Criminal Investigations Division. Since his retirement, he worked for the Graymoor-Devondale Police Department prior to transfer to the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department.

Lieutenant Flowers is the proud father of two sons and husband to his wife Nancy. During his off time, he enjoys outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing and camping. He and his family are members of Southeast Christian Church.

Sergeant Kevin Mills began his Police Career in 1987 with the Frankfort Police Department. In 1991 he became a member of the Jeffersontown Police department where he worked for 17 years before retiring in 2007. In 2008 Sergeant Mills went to work for the Taylorsville Police Department where he worked until become a member of the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department in 2014.

Sergeant Mills and his family are active members of St. Gabriel's Catholic Church in Fern Creek. He has a son who recently retired from the Army National Guard, and now works in computer repair for Geek Squad, and two daughters who are currently students at Spalding University.

Officer David Fiechter started his career with the Louisville Division of Fire in 1975 where he worked for over 13 years. His law enforcement career started with the Louisville Arson Squad in 1992 where he worked for 3 years before accepting a position with the Jeffersontown Police Department in 1995. Officer Fiechter worked in various patrol positions before retiring as a Sergeant in 2012 after 17 years with the Jeffersontown Police. Officer Fiechter joined the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department in 2015.

Officer Fiechter has a Bachelor’s Degree in Management from the University of Louisville.

Officer Fiechter is a devoted husband to his wife of 29 years and has two sons.

Officer Gary Phelps began his Law Enforcement career in 1987 as a Corrections Officer at the Jefferson County Jail.

In 1988 Phelps joined the Jeffersontown Police Dept., serving as a Patrol Officer until he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2003. Phelps worked all 3 patrol shifts, both as an Officer and Sergeant, before retiring in 2009 after 21 years of service. Phelps then took some time off to work on his Bucket List, which included a new hobby of Skydiving, and both domestic and international travel.

In 2013 Phelps became a Deputy with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, where he remained until being hired by the Hurstbourne Acres Police Dept. in January 2017.

Officer Phelps has a Bachelor's Degree in Police Administration from the University of Louisville, and is a graduate of the Southern Police Institute.

Officer Phelps is the single father of a furry Yorkshire Terrier daughter named Josie.

Officer Aaron Guttermuth began his law enforcement career in 1998 with the Oldham County Police Department. Officer Gutermuth was hired by the Jeffersontown Police Department in 2009 where he served as an Accident Reconstructionist, Drug Recognition Expert, RADAR Instructor, and member of the Special Operations Group before retiring as a Sergeant in 2018. Officer Gutermuth joined the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department in 2018.

Officer Gutermuth has a Bachelor’s Degree in Justice Administration with a concentration in Police Administration from the University of Louisville. In his off time, Officer Gutermuth enjoys reading and playing golf.

Officer Eddie Mundo Sr. comes from a family with a long history of police service. Officer Mundo began his law enforcement career in 1981 with the University of Louisville Police Department. Officer Mundo transferred to the Shively Police Department in 1997 and then to the Louisville Metro Police Department in 2003. Officer Mundo served with LMPD until 2017 when he retired with a total of 35 years of law enforcement service. Officer Mundo then joined the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department in 2018.

Officer Mundo has received numerous awards and honors during his career but he considers the thank you’s that he has received from citizens he was able to help to be his greatest moments and accomplishments. Officer Mundo takes time to exercise and also enjoys meditation yoga and spending time with his significant other Carolyn.

Officer Susan Stivers began her career as a civilian employee with the Jefferson County Police Department in 1978 while attending Eastern Kentucky University. Officer Stivers was sworn as a Deputy Sheriff in 1980 and served with the Sheriff’s Department until 1985 when she was hired by the Jefferson County Police Department.

Officer Stivers served as a Patrol Officer in the Dixie Highway area before transferring to the Air Unit in 1992 where she earned a Rotorcraft License. Officer Stivers worked as Pilot and Co-Pilot in a McDonnell Douglas 500-D helicopter for 10 years before transferring back to the Patrol Division where she served in the Preston Highway area until JCPD merged with LMPD in 2003. Officer Stivers retired from Louisville Metro Police Department in 2005. Officer Stivers was then re-hired by LMPD in 2006 where she served in the Eighth Division until again retiring in 2017. Officer Stivers joined the Hurstbourne Acres Police Department in 2018 where she says she has found “her dream job”.

Officer Stivers has a Bachelor’s Degree in Police Administration and an Associate’s of Arts Degree in Criminalistics from Eastern Kentucky University.