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Jackson County recognizes law enforcement and corrections staff for 5, 10 and 15 years of service
Summary
The Jackson County Commission honored multiple law enforcement and corrections employees for milestone service, citing promotions and years of service including one employee promoted to corrections captain in 2022.
Jackson County commissioners paused business on April 28 to recognize employees with milestone service awards for five, ten and fifteen years.
The chair thanked county employees and singled out members of the law enforcement and corrections communities for their work. The meeting recognized Hunter (joined county service in January 2015; progressed through patrol roles to patrol lieutenant in May 2025), David Poole (joined 2016; recognized for 10 years of service and work as a patrol sergeant), and Andrew/Angie (longtime employees with 15 years of service; Andrew joined the force in 2003 and held jail and corrections roles with promotion to corrections captain in 2022).
The chair presented certificates of recognition and thanked the employees for their service to Jackson County. The recognitions were ceremonial and no formal action or budgetary changes were recorded during the presentation.
