Timothy Doyle

Tim serves as a Lieutenant with the Rapid City Police Department. He has been involved in many of the department’s community engagement initiatives, such as the Collective Healing Initiative and the development of the Community Engagement Unit. Tim has a passion for working with youth; he was a School Liaison Officer for 7 years and Juvenile Operations Sergeant for 2 years. Even after leaving the school setting, advocating for youth in the community remains a focus and a passion. Tim also supervises the Quality of Life Unit and is a member of the Peer Support team. Tim is married to Charity and has 2 amazing adult kids, Sierra and Alec. Family is very important to him, and he is very proud of all of them.

The Rapid City Police Department works to address crime in Rapid City in a multitude of ways, to include both traditional policing and neighborhood engagement. We understand that law enforcement alone is not a solution to the issues our community faces. While addressing violence and holding offenders accountable is a large part of what we do, engaging struggling neighborhoods and families is a more effective long term strategy. We are always looking for community partners to help break generational cycles of crime and poverty, especially within the Native American Community, which experiences disproportionate levels of violence, victimization and incarceration.