Leadership, Work-Life Balance, and Community Support with Lieutenant Travis Lyman (Ep.41)
In this episode, Billy and Cade are joined by Travis Lyman, a seasoned law enforcement professional with 28 years of experience. Throughout their conversation, Travis reflects on his long and accomplished career, offering invaluable insights into the evolution of policing and the challenges officers face today.
Listen as he explains how his experiences—ranging from everyday encounters to high-stakes situations—have influenced his approach to guiding and mentoring others in the profession.
Delve into the world of law enforcement as this episode highlights:
- The qualities that make an effective leader in such a demanding field
- The importance of strong and positive relationships between law enforcement and the people they serve
- Insights into the evolution of policing including the influence of social media
- Preparedness for the physical, emotional, and psychological demands of the job
- Why many officers struggle with work-life balance
- And more
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About Travis Lyman:
Travis Lyman is a Lieutenant with the Layton Police Department and has 25 years of law enforcement experience. Lt. Lyman has worked in Patrol, Investigations, and Administration. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy Session #277.
In 2009 Lt. Lyman took on the role as the first CIT Law Enforcement Regional Coordinator for the Davis County area and helped implement the CIT Program within the region. He and his counterpart from Davis Behavioral Health host two CIT Academies annually at the Layton Police Department, and serve as a resource for the law enforcement and mental health communities in Davis County.
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