Paso Robles Appoints New Chief of Police Damian Nord

PASO ROBLES, CA, December 21, 2021 – The City of Paso Robles announced on Tuesday, December 21 the appointment of new Police Chief, Damian Nord. Police Chief Nord assumed his new position with the City on Tuesday, December 21, 2021. Police Chief Nord was selected after a competitive nationwide recruitment process with over 20+ applicants. Police Chief Nord began his career with the Kern County Sheriff’s Office in 1998 as a Detention Deputy, later being promoted to Deputy Sheriff in 2001. Police Chief Nord worked his way through the ranks serving as a Detective, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Commander, and most recently as a Chief Deputy in charge of the Investigations and Detentions Bureaus. Police Chief Nord also has prior local experience having worked for the City of Paso Robles as a Police Officer in 2007. Police Chief Nord holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Emergency Management and attended the Executive Leadership Program at the USC Price School of Public Policy. “I’m excited the city was able to recruit a top-notch Police Chief like Damian Nord,” said City Manager Ty Lewis, “Chief Nord brings a wealth of experience, strong character, and positive energy to our community. Chief Nord’s proven ability to effectively work with diverse communities, like Paso Robles, will serve us well.” Police Chief Nord is replacing Interim Police Chief Stephen Lampe, who retires at the end of the year. Police Chief Nord is in the process of relocating to Paso Robles from Bakersfield. "I am honored to be joining the City of Paso Robles and a team of talented professionals," says Police Chief Nord. "I look forward to working with everyone to keep the city safe, build trust and strong partnerships throughout the community."

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