Divisions and Units

Lieutenant Keith Kimberlin has been a dedicated member of the Woodburn Police Department since November 2004. He began his career as a patrol officer and quickly took on specialized assignments, including a brief stint with the Marion County Meth Strike Force in 2008, followed by reassignment to the Woodburn Detectives Division in 2009.

In 2010, he was promoted to corporal and assigned to the South Metro Gang Task Force, where he served for two years before returning to patrol in an acting patrol sergeant role in 2012. He was promoted to full-time patrol sergeant in January 2013, a position he held for six years, before transferring to the Criminal Investigations Unit (C.I.U.) as a sergeant in May 2019.

Other Service Highlights:

• Served on the Woodburn Tactical Service Unit from 2006 to 2016 as an operator, assistant team leader, and team leader.
• Served as a less-lethal munitions and Taser instructor.
• Held leadership roles on the Oregon Peace Officers Association board, including President of the Background Investigators of Oregon (2020–2022), and continued as a board member until January 2024.

Education & Training:
Lt. Kimberlin attended Clackamas Community College for two years, studying basic studies and graphic design. He is also a graduate of the International Public Safety Leadership & Ethics training program and the Oregon Executive Development Institute.                                                                                                

In addition to his extensive on-the-job experience, Lt. Stewart has pursued advanced education and specialized leadership and public safety training, strengthening his expertise and impact within the department.