Tiffany Inskeep currently serves as the Director of Safety and Security of the Columbus Metropolitan Library. Inskeep recently Resigned from Hocking College as the Chief of Police/Director of Campus Safety. Where she spent nine years serving as the Interim Chief, the Lieutenant, and the Chief of Police, with a total of 22 years in Law enforcement, Inskeep was a driving force in many policy and procedural changes that have resulted in recognition by the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice, obtaining the Ohio Collaborative Law Enforcement Certification for her department and focusing her officers on a community policing plan. She has had the honor and opportunity to attend the Police Executive Leadership College and Chief Law Enforcement Executives’ training and certification process. Inskeep was instrumental in creating and launching the Auxiliary Officer program through the James Walter Davis Memorial Scholarship at Hocking College.
Director Inskeep’s commitment to education is evident in her role as an adjunct instructor at Hocking College. She completed her Ph.D. in Criminal Justice/Leadership from Capella University and is currently serving as the Region IV Vice President of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE). Inskeep’s dedication to NOBLE is unwavering. She has served two terms in her current position and continues to stand for the organization’s mission and justice by action.
