Kevin Kiley: “as part of the California Third Congressional District Police Honor Roll and in honor of National Police Week 2025, I…”

“as part of the California Third Congressional District Police Honor Roll and in honor of National Police Week 2025, I recognize Lieutenant Jason Doolittle for his unwavering commitment to serving and protecting Placer County. Lieutenant Doolittle joined the Placer County Sheriff's Office in 2002 after he graduated from the police academy. He started his career in law enforcement as a reserve deputy and later as an extra help deputy, which allowed him to obtain experience in both patrol and corrections. In 2003, Lieutenant Doolittle was brought on as a full-time deputy sheriff and worked in the jail. In 2005, Lieutenant Doolittle was transferred to patrol. He was responsible for the I-80 corridor, all the way from Bell Road in Auburn to Donner Summit. During this time, Lieutenant Doolittle developed strong self-reliance and proficiency, and his work did not go unnoticed. He received the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Award in both 2006 and 2008 for the most DUI arrests in the department and was awarded the Sheriff's Pin by then-Undersheriff D'Arcy. While on patrol, Lieutenant Doolittle became a field training officer, which gave him the responsibility of training new deputies in law, policy, tactics, and procedures. In 2009, he joined the special enforcement team, which is the equivalent of a SWAT team, and was selected as the element leader for the chemical agents unit. That year, Lieutenant Doolittle was also assigned as a detective to the investigations unit.”