GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
The goals and objectives of the School Resource Deputies can be defined but not limited to the following categories:

• Safety and security on campus.
• Educate students, school staff and parents about law enforcement functions and responsibilities.
• Reduce truancy by enhancing the learning environment.
• Create good will and increase understanding of law enforcement.
• Strengthen student/police relationships.

Deputy Kieran Weed is assigned to the Campbellsport School District.    

Deputy Weed began his career in Law Enforcement in 2010 as a Patrolman for the City of Fond du Lac Police Department. During his time with FDL PD, Deputy Weed worked patrol as well as three and half years as the school resource officer at Fond du Lac High School. Deputy Weed left the City in 2018 and worked as a full time patrolman for the Village of Campbellsport PD for six months before joining the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office in 2019. Deputy Weed was reassigned to his role as School Resource Deputy for the Campbellsport School District in 2021. Deputy Weed looks forward to working with the students, staff and parents of the Campbellsport School District.

In addition to his school resource duties, Deputy Weed is currently a member of the Boat Patrol Unit as well as the Field Training Program as a Field Training Officer (FTO).

Deputy Weed is a 2008 high school graduate of Laconia High School and has an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Fox Valley Technical College. Deputy Weed enjoys spending time with his family and being outdoors hunting and fishing

Deputy Lucas Olson is assigned to the Oakfield School District. 

Deputy Olson started his law enforcement career as a Civilian Community Service Officer (CSO) and Dispatcher/Telecommunicator at UW Oshkosh Police Department, Oshkosh Police Department and Menasha Police Departments. Deputy Olson has been employed with the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office since June 2014. He worked as a Correctional Deputy for two years and eventually promoted to patrol in July 2016. Deputy Olson has worked all patrol shifts while at the Sheriff’s Office.    

Deputy Olson is a member of multiple different teams at the Sheriff’s Office, to include, Crisis Negotiator with the SWAT Team, Boat Patrol Team, Field Training Officer (FTO), Mobile Field Force Team, Mental Health Follow-Up Team, Drug Recognition Expert (DRE), Peer Support Team, and Child Abduction Response Team (CART) 

In August 2024, Deputy Olson was assigned to the Oakfield School District as a School Resource Deputy. In addition to the Oakfield School District, Deputy Olson is also assigned to Amity School as well as a liaison for St. Luke’s, St. Paul’s and Shepard of the Hills Schools.  

Deputy Olson is a 2008 graduate from Muskego High School. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice from UW Oshkosh. He attended Fox Valley Technical College for his Law Enforcement Academy. Deputy Olson looks forward to working collaboratively with the Oakfield School District, Parents, Students and Staff!  

Deputy Steve Kastenschmidt is assigned to the Rosendale-Brandon School District.

Deputy Kastenschmidt began his career with the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office as a Correctional Officer with the Jail Division in 1999. He received a promotion to the Patrol Division in 2002 working several years on all three shifts. Deputy Kastenschmidt was reassigned as the School Resource Deputy (SRD) for the Rosendale-Brandon School District in 2019. He will be responsible for teaching the Anti-Crime Education (A.C.E.) program throughout the school district. He is glad to represent the Sheriff’s Office with this opportunity to be a positive role model while interacting with the children, families, teachers, and school administration.

In addition to his school resource duties, Deputy Kastenschmidt is a veteran of the Army Reserve and was previously a member of the department SWAT Team. He currently is a member of the department Honor Guard, a Drug Recognition Expert (DRE), Field Training Officer (FTO), and Standardized Field Sobriety Instructor.

Deputy Kastenschmidt is a high school graduate of the St. Mary’s Springs Academy and has an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Fox Valley Technical College. He is currently completing his Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice through Liberty University believing in the importance of continuing education. He also enjoys time with his family, coaching baseball, and being active as an Assistant Scoutmaster for a local Boy Scout Troop.