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Graduation Ceremony Held for New Corrections Officers

By Stefan Mychajliw | Apr 10, 2024 | Local
The class of 58 new Corrections Officers in the SuffolkCounty Sheriffs Office | Courtesy of SCSO

The South Shore Press congratulates the 58 brave men and women who graduated from Suffolk County Community College to become Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Corrections Officers. A graduation ceremony was recently held for the 58 new officers.

The class of 58 new Corrections Officers in the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office

Courtesy of SCSO

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