New Wildlife Officer Assigned to Ashtabula County

AKRON, OH – Jason P. Hadsell has been assigned as the new state wildlife officer for Ashtabula County, according to the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Officer Hadsell, who has served as the Cuyahoga County wildlife officer since 2005, will take over the job duties of Wildlife Officer Wade Dunlap who recently transferred to Tuscarawas County. At-large wildlife officer Jon Coffman will temporarily oversee wildlife-related issues in Cuyahoga County until a permanent replacement has been assigned.

“Jason is a very friendly and approachable officer who will serve the citizens of Ashtabula County well on all wildlife related programs, while enforcing fish and wildlife regulations to conserve our wildlife resources,” said District Three Manager Jeff Herrick. “We are getting an experienced officer which will make for a seamless transition in authority,” Herrick added.

Hadsell, 28 and a native of Napoleon, Ohio, received an Associates Degree in Fish and Wildlife Management from Hocking College in 2002 and is a 2005 graduate of Ohio’s Wildlife Officer Academy.

To contact Officer Hadsell, call (330) 245-3036.

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