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Shenandoah sheriff seeks board's backing to pursue DCJS crime-prevention-community certification
Summary
Sheriff Carter told the Board of Supervisors Shenandoah County already meets most of the 12 elements required for Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services crime-prevention-community certification and asked the board to approve a resolution so staff can submit proofs and an application template to DCJS.
Sheriff Carter asked the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors to approve a resolution supporting the county's application to become a Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) certified crime-prevention community. Carter said county staff and the sheriff's office already meet most of the 12 required elements and that certification helps when…
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