History - City Marshal and Deputy City Marshals

Upon incorporation as the city of Pendleton, Pendleton was policed by a City Marshal and Deputy City Marshals.

Year	City Marshal	Deputy Marshals
1896	J.T. Van Arsdall Leo Eggerth E. Hulse
1898	John M. Heathman
1904	M.J. Carny (Term ended as City Marshal)	George Mieker William Sheer E. Hauser Shepard Thompson Armstrong Coffman Blakly
1905-	O.D. Coffman (June 1, 1905 City Marshall)	Manning William Sheer George Mieker Brown
1906	Gurdane	J. Bowman
1913	Brown	George Mieker Tom Hoffman John Dyer Randolf Ed Stansbery Shrecki R.L. Cleggett John Hailey J.H. Estes Tuttle A. Oliver
1914	John M. Heathman	George Mieker Thompson Stansbery Driscoll Manning J.D. Brown Buck Lieuallen Hess Bishop Leonard Wood Kearney Russell
1916	Hellyer	Curtiss Phelps Cowan Heathman Stansbery Brown Kennedy Oftedal J.E. Earl

In September of 1917 the city of Pendleton changed it police structure to the Pendleton Police Department and appointed its first Chief of Police.