LaGrange Marshals Office

06/01/2026

Congratulations to Kyle Eagleson, Kyle was sworn in on May 29th, 2026, by LaGrange Town Clerk Laurie Miller, as a fulltime police officer with the LaGrange Marshal's Office. Kyle previously work for the LaGrange County Sheriff's Office as a deputy. We are very excited to have Kyle be part of our team!

05/23/2026

Today, on Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women in law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities and our nation.

Their courage, dedication, and commitment to protecting others will never be forgotten. We also recognize the officers who continue to serve each day, often under difficult and dangerous circumstances, and the families who stand beside them.

On behalf of the LaGrange County Prosecutor’s Office, we remember the fallen, honor their legacy, and express our deepest gratitude to all who wear the badge.

05/23/2026

03/27/2026

03/01/2026

Gregory Kurzawski – 38 Years – LaGrange Superior Court

On February 27, 2026, Gregory Kurzawski appeared for a sentencing hearing in the LaGrange Superior Court. After reviewing the pre-sentence investigation report, hearing a statement from the victim, and considering arguments from the State, Prosecuting Attorney Travis J. Glick, and defense counsel, the Court entered convictions on one count of Attempted Robbery and one count of Attempted Aggravated Battery. Kurzawski’s sentence was enhanced based on his status as a habitual offender, resulting in a total executed sentence of 38 years.

12/23/2025

🏎️🚓 Speed Has Consequences!

Last night, our Area 2 Mustang unit stopped a reckless driver who thought 115mph was acceptable on our roadways. While on patrol on I80 in Steuben County, our Trooper observed a vehicle traveling at an extremely high rate of speed in the opposite direction. After obtaining a speed reading of 115 MPH, the Trooper turned around and caught up to the vehicle.

The driver was arrested and transported to jail for reckless driving.

Let this serve as a reminder: We are present, Proactive, and Policing with a Purpose. Speeds like this are not just dangerous - they're life threatening. One bad decision could have resulted in families missing loved ones this Holiday Season.

Slow down. Drive smart. Arrive alive. 🎄🚓

12/22/2025

The LaGrange Police Department proudly congratulates Officer Tommy Gross on his graduation from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy. Officer Gross successfully completed rigorous training in criminal law, traffic law, fi****ms, defensive tactics, emergency vehicle operations, and many other essential aspects of law enforcement. As a graduate of Class 25-237, he will now return to patrol to continue his field training before serving independently. Congratulations, Officer Gross!