Travis Stolley promoted to detective

January 26, 2022

Travis Stolley has been promoted from patrol deputy to detective with the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office, filling a vacancy that came open with the retirement of Detective Dave McClelland. Stolley holds an Idaho Advanced Peace Officer certification, a Bachelor of Science degree and an instructor certification. He also has been the coordinator of the Sheriff’s Reserve Deputy program.

In addition to his law enforcement training and experience he served as a helicopter mechanic and crew chief with the Marine Corps from 2005 through 2014. He was deployed to Iraq twice and Afghanistan once along with being attached to the Marine Expeditionary Unit in the Persian Gulf.

Stolley grew up in Boundary County and has been active in volunteering his time to help youth in the community by teaching hunter education for many years, and being a wrestling coach at Boundary County Middle School.

Stolley said that he is excited to grow both personally and professionally in this new position as a detective, and the sheriff’s office is excited to have Stolley promoted to detective.

"His work ethic and ability to work with people will be a great fit for the detective position," Sheriff Dave Kramer said.