Kyle Janosko--Police Sergeant

J. Kyle Janosko started his career with the Adams County Sheriff's Office in the jail and moved on to the Commerce City Police Department after three years. Kyle spent seven years at the Commerce City Police Department, serving as a member of their SWAT team, an Explorer advisor, FTO, and a de-escalation instructor. Kyle took a brief hiatus from law enforcement to explore other endeavors but decided to come back to law enforcement, seeking a smaller community to work in where he felt he could make more of an impact. 

In his off time, Kyle enjoys fishing, hiking, hunting, and camping. Kyle is extremely excited to work with the Town of Keenesburg and its community members.

Officer Amie Collins--Police Officer

Amie Collins began her Law Enforcement career in 2013. She has held several roles including Officer, Deputy, Detective and SRO. Amie has been an FTO, Defensive Tactics Instructor, TASER instructor and Baton instructor. Officer Collins is our school resource officer and spends much of her days at the Weld Central campuses but can be found on school grounds throughout the Weld RE3J School District.

In her spare time, Amie enjoys Crossfit and competing with other Crosfitters.

Officer Brittany Wilson--Police Detective

Brittany Wilson brings a wealth of experience to her role of detective, drawing from her extensive background in law enforcement since 2014. Her career has included various positions such as detective, sergeant, field training officer (FTO), and driving instructor, all of which have contributed to her depth of expertise in the field. Brittany is dedicated to utilizing her skills to benefit the community and is enthusiastic about the positive impact she can make as a detective.

As a Colorado native, Brittany enjoys a vibrant life outside of work. Her hobbies include spending quality time with her children, gardening, cooking, hiking, and biking. 

Officer Dustin Fishman--Police Officer

Dustin Fishman began his law enforcement career with the Laramie Police Department in Wyoming. After around six months with Laramie PD, he decided to move back to Colorado to be closer to his family. Around a year later, he was able to find his home here with Keenesburg PD.

Dustin is a Marine Corps veteran and served in Operation Enduring Freedom while in Afghanistan. He was a Communications Electronics Technician, Detention Operations Specialist, and a Marine Security Guard where he served at the U.S. Embassy in Tunis, Tunisia, Africa.

 In his spare time, Dustin enjoys camping, off-roading, and spending time with his family. He was also a competitor on the TV Show American Ninja Warrior and competed in the national finals in Las Vegas, NV.

Dustin loves being with a small department that allows for a better connection with the community.

Officer Jeremiah Schoepflin--Police Officer

I am a native-born Colorado kid that grew up being feral and told not to be home until the streetlights came on. I grew up outside with a Swiss Army knife in my pocket and doodads in my pocket like Dennis the Menace. I grew up on stories of my grandpa Martin catching bad guys on horseback as he was the first sheriff of Adams County.

After high school I followed my love for football to Sterling College where I played football on a scholarship for academics and football. I spent a great deal of my time outside and found myself fishing and getting lost in the Kansas country with my Husky Nakona. I chose a major in premed but also worked through school doing construction and other odd jobs.

At the end of my career as a college student I wrote my senior thesis on primitive living and its effects on the human body. I used my love for the outdoors to see what the old-world diet would do to the human body (I was the guinea pig). In that time as well, I had chosen not to go to medical school and decided to come home to Colorado where I helped family and got into law enforcement.

I began my career in Arvada then moved to Northglenn. In Northglenn I worked the night shift or what was commonly known at the time as “The Goon Squad”. I loved the nights and the work but found the department and my team going in directions I did not want to follow. I came out into Weld County wanting to help build an agency as I wanted to push myself further in my career, but also keep growing areas from becoming the cities I am so used to working in.

I joined the Weld County Swat Team in my first year in Weld County after completing their testing and selection process. Prior to being two years on the team I specialized on the team as a sniper and still hold a place among four team members. I have completed SWAT sniper school as well as advanced sniper training.

In my free time I can often be found in the mountains with my dogs or at home in my large garden chasing my chickens and tending to my bees. I read in my spare time and have a huge collection of Louis Lamour books. I am currently teaching my niece to be a little feral girl who knows dandelions are okay to eat and boys catch knuckles till she’s at least 30 years old.

I love my role in this community, and I am dead set on being here for the long haul and seeing it grow and change.

Officer Brent Pfannenstiel--Police Officer

In the early '90s, Brent started his law enforcement career in Central Kansas as a deputy sheriff.

Following family and career goals, Brent returned to his native state of Colorado in the late 1990s and worked in a large metropolitan sheriff's office. Over the years Brent has been a member of two SWAT teams, a K9 team with his partner PSD "Moose," and a field training officer. His is an international multi-specialty NRA firearms instructor and has taught hundreds of hours of international academy instruction.

Brent recently joined the diverse and rapidly growing Town of Keenesburg Police Department.

He enjoys spending his "off-duty time" with his family and pursuing outdoor activities.

Officer Scot Persichette--Police Officer

Officer Jack Ross--Police Officer

Meet Officer Jack Ross, a friendly Colorado native who grew up in a small town up north. With seven years of law enforcement experience under his belt, he’s excited to join the Keenesburg Police Department! As a certified DOT inspector, Officer Ross is dedicated to making sure that commercial motor vehicles meet all state and federal regulations. His main goal is to help keep our community safe for everyone to live and enjoy.

When he’s not on duty, you can find Officer Ross enjoying some quality time fishing or exploring new restaurants with his wife. He’s looking forward to getting to know the wonderful folks in Keenesburg, so don’t hesitate to say hello when you see him out and about!

Officer Robert Harsch--Police Officer

Lisa Shaffer--Records Supervisor

Ms. Shaffer obtained her Criminal Justice Degree and started her career in the Adams County Jail Records Division (Adams County Sheriff's Office) and then continued at the Adams County Court House.  She moved away from records and into the schools while her son was in school.    She is honored to be at the Keenesburg Police Department and excited to be helping out our community.

In her free time she enjoys camping, boating and spending quality time with family and friends.  Hers is a football family so you will always find them on a football field somewhere!