Administration
Waverly Police Chief Larry D. Roe graduated from Wheelersburg High School in 1976.
He moved to Waverly, Ohio
in 1992 and joined the Waverly P.D. as an auxiliary officer. At this time he attended Ohio peace officer training and received his
certification in May of 1994.
Later that same year in June, Roe took a position as a full-time officer at the department
where he undertook the duties of a patrolman. The Police Department was under the leadership of Chief Mike Corwin at this time.
In June of 1997, Roe was promoted to the rank of Sergeant Detective. He stayed in this position, working up to the rank of Lieutenant
in 1999.
Upon the retirement of Chief Corwin, Roe was appointed Waverly Police Chief by former Mayor Bill Kelly in 2001.
Captain Tim South oversees everyday operation of the Waverly Police Department under Chief Roe.
South attended Ohio peace
officer training at Hocking College in 2000. During this period, South worked at the Hocking College Campus Police Department from
1999 to 2000.
After leaving Hocking College, he came to Pike County where he worked as a road officer at the Piketon Police
Department from 2001 to 2003.
South then came to the Waverly Police Department where he served as a patrolman,
working his way through the ranks to his current position as Captain.