Community Policing

The focus of our Community Policing Division is to strengthen and support the community through interacting with the public, teaching, and supporting the local school district. This division consists of four School Resource Officers, two Animal Control Officers and a Lieutenant.

D.A.R.E.
Every school year our D.A.R.E. officers teach the 5th Grade students (an average of 400 students) at Madison Middle School the D.A.R.E. curriculum. Through the class the students are taught good decision making skills and how to make responsible choices. They learn how to use those skills with drug and alcohol avoidance, bullying, and stress.

Bike Patrol
During the summer when school is not in session the School Resource Officers ride bikes through the parks and trails across Rexburg to provide better coverage of the city. The bikes make areas inaccessible by vehicle accessible, such as: ball fields, parks, playgrounds, & bike/walking paths. They are able to interact with the families and children who are also riding their bikes, playing, and spending time outside.

School Resource Officers

The Rexburg Police Department has four School Resource Officers located at Madison Middle School, Madison Junior High School, Madison High School and Central High School. They are also assigned to each elementary school within the Madison School District #321. These officers are able to interact with the students and protect the schools from any dangers that may present themselves.

Sgt. Boivie

Sgt. Boivie has been a School Resource Officer since 2011. He is currently at Madison High School. He enjoys the opportunity to interact and work with the students both in school and at school events, especially sporting events.

Officer Noel

Officer Noel started as a School Resource Officer in 2020 and is currently at Madison Middle School. He enjoys going to any school event as long as it is sports related. He is passionate about keeping the students safe and working with all the kids at his school.

Officer Kamachi

Officer Kamachi started as a School Resource Officer in 2022 and is currently at Madison Junior High School. His favorite after school event to work is Wrestling. He enjoys having the opportunity to be a part of the student's lives and help them reach their goals and potential.

Officer Talbot

Officer Talbot just recently became an SRO at the beginning of 2024. He is currently at Central High School. He enjoys working any sports event at the schools. He enjoys interacting with the kids and building relationships with them. His goal is to show the kids that cops are there to help them and that they aren't scary.