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Edwardsville Today
By the People, for the People
Lt. Brian Stipcak Retires After 25-Year Career
Madison County Sheriff's Office celebrates lieutenant's distinguished service and mentorship of fellow officers.
Mar. 13, 2026 at 3:20pm
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Lt. Brian Stipcak is retiring from the Madison County Sheriff's Office after more than 25 years of community service, the agency announced. Stipcak held the rank of lieutenant and spent his career focused on the mentoring and growth of fellow officers.
Why it matters
Lt. Stipcak's retirement marks the end of a distinguished 25-year career in law enforcement, during which he served as a role model and mentor to many fellow officers in the Madison County Sheriff's Office.
The details
Stipcak was promoted to sergeant in 2013 and to lieutenant in 2022. He served as a member of the ILEAS Mobile Field Force and worked as a Field Training Officer and Training Coordinator, helping to shape and develop the next generation of law enforcement professionals.
- Lt. Stipcak retired on March 12, 2026.
- He was promoted to sergeant in 2013.
- He was promoted to lieutenant in 2022.
The players
Lt. Brian Stipcak
A 25-year veteran of the Madison County Sheriff's Office who is retiring after a distinguished career focused on mentoring and developing fellow officers.
Madison County Sheriff's Office
The law enforcement agency in Madison County, Illinois, where Lt. Stipcak spent his entire 25-year career.
What they’re saying
“After 25-plus years of dedicated community service, we congratulate Lt. Brian Stipcak on his retirement.”
— Madison County Sheriff's Office
“Thank you, Lieutenant, for your leadership, mentorship, and unwavering service. We wish you a happy and healthy retirement.”
— Madison County Sheriff's Office
The takeaway
Lt. Stipcak's retirement marks the end of an era, as the Madison County Sheriff's Office loses a dedicated officer who spent his career focused on mentoring and developing the next generation of law enforcement professionals in the community.
