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Human Resources Department

Hamilton County 2010 Employees of the Year
Extra Mile Award

Chris Noble with Adult Probation

Chris Noble, Probation Officer 2 for Hamilton County�s Adult Probation Over-the-Rhine Substation, exemplifies �going the extra mile.�

Chris has been an unbelievable role model for his coworkers and the community. As the senior officer at the Over-the-Rhine Substation, Chris has an unmatched work ethic and puts in extremely long days to make sure the neighborhood stays safe.

Chris has been in several extremely difficult and dangerous situations. Through these situations, Chris has gained experience that he has passed along to less experienced officers, ensuring that the unit continues to grow by using teamwork and positive reinforcement.

Chris always remains on good terms with the residents of the Over-the-Rhine community by demonstrating a just, fair attitude. Chris treats everyone he encounters with an open heart and attempts to help anyone he can � normally going out of his way to do so.

Chris also goes out of his way to assist the Cincinnati Police Department with vital probation-related investigations, receiving phone calls from them at all hours of the day and night. He has helped the Cincinnati Police Department solve numerous violent crimes, including shootings, robberies and murders. Chris keeps thorough tabs on individuals who commit crimes.

Chris devotes extra time to ensuring that a 400+ page mug shot book is updated, so fellow officers in his substation are able to become familiar with repeat offenders. In addition, Chris helps the property owners in the Over-the-Rhine community by attempting to keep their properties free from wanted felons.

No matter how big or small the problem may seem, Chris tackles it immediately, always going above and beyond the call of duty. But, in his words, �It�s just part of the job.�

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