Sheriff Donald Yow

Sheriff Donald Yow started his law enforcement career in 1992 as a patrol officer with Madill Police Department. He attended CLEET Academy C92-B5 in Oklahoma City.
He was promoted to the ranks of Sergeant/Supervisor, Lieutenant, Investigator, Assistant Chief of Police, and in 2018 became Chief of Police for the Madill Police Department.
Sheriff Yow ran for Sheriff in 2019 and won the election for Sheriff and took office on January 1, 2020.
He is passionate about law enforcement and wants to build trust with all citizens and we accomplish this by forming a citizen's academy, youth academy, D.A.R.E. program, and sponsoring community night out.
Sheriff Yow wants the officers under his command to achieve success in their careers.
He was selected to attend and attended the 122nd class of the National Sheriff's Institute in Quantico Virginia.
Sheriff Yow has been married for 33 years and has two daughters with one being an educator in Oklahoma and one getting their degree in education.
The Sheriff enjoys spending time in church, with family, outdoors, hunting, and fishing.

Last Modified on Oct 10, 2024