Gov. Walker: Appoints Captain Cory Roeseler as Sheboygan County Sheriff

Roeseler, a resident of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, holds over 28 years of law enforcement experience, 26 of which have been in the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office. Roeseler has served as Captain of Patrol for the previous twelve years.

During his tenure in the Sheriff’s Office, Captain Roeseler has worked as a Deputy, Corporal, Detective, MEG Unit Detective, Lieutenant of Detective and Captain of Patrol. In addition to his experience in Sheboygan County, Roeseler served as a Patrol Officer and later becoming Chief of Police for the Cascade Police Department. Roeseler graduated from the Moraine Park Technical College with an Associate Degree in Police Science.

“Captain Roeseler is one of the finest law enforcement officers that I have had the honor of working with. He has an excellent work ethic, is an outstanding investigator, is extremely conscientious and his integrity is beyond reproach,” said Peter Thelen of the Mid-States Organized Crime Information Center.

Roeseler also engages the community in a number of ways such as the Governor’s Impaired Driving Work Group, Wisconsin Highway Safety Coordinator Association and as an Elks Club Member. Roeseler also served as an alderman for the City of Sheboygan from 2011 to 2014.

“I firmly believe that Cory Roeseler would be a tremendous asset as Sheriff of Sheboygan County,” said Kris Hughes, Town of Lyndon Chairperson. “He has the innate ability to work with people in our community with a mix of professionalism and finding common ground to resolve issues. He has immersed himself in our community by attending many picnics, benefits, government meetings and firemen’s banquets. All have added to his presence, trust, respect and being very relatable to our citizens.”