Contact us at: 910-276-3385
Captain Travis Harper was born in High Point, NC and raised in Trinity, NC. He graduated from Trinity High School in 1989 and
graduated from Davidson Community College in 1991 with an associate's degree in Criminal Justice.
Captain Harper followed in his father's footsteps and joined the NC State Highway Patrol in 1993. He graduated from the 90th Basic Patrol School in September 1993 and was stationed in Hoke County.
Captain Harper met his beautiful wife, Lisa, in Hoke County and transferred to Scotland County in 1996 where they
raised their two daughters.
Captain Harper was promoted to Sergeant in 2009 and stationed in Charlotte. He transferred back to Scotland County in late 2009 and remained here until 2014. In July 2014, he was promoted to First Sergeant and stationed in Lexington, NC and remained there until his retirement on August 1, 2020. Travis enjoys spending time with his family and close friends.
Captain Harper will supervise Field Services at the Scotland County Sheriff's Office which includes the Patrol Division, SRO Division, Training & Standards and more.
Captain Harper brings 30 years of credited law enforcement experience to the Scotland County Sheriff's Office
Contact
☎️(910)-277-3127
Captain Travis Harper
A Lieutenant and Sergeant assigned to each shift supervises the field operations of each squad. Patrol Deputies receive hours of in-service training in various topic areas to provide a wide range of technical expertise and knowledge to better serve our communities. They answer calls for service, serve warrants, serve domestic violence protective orders and perform various other duties required by the public such as:
Duties and Responsibilities
A Lieutenant and Sergeant assigned to each shift supervises the field operations of each squad. Patrol Deputies receive hours of in-service training in various topic areas to provide a wide range of technical expertise and knowledge to better serve our communities. They answer calls for service, serve warrants, serve domestic violence protective orders and perform various other duties required by the public such as: