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Sheriff highlights new recruits and Fort Huachuca retiree appointments to county roles
Summary
The sheriff said four recruits began the department academy, and announced that several recently retired Fort Huachuca leaders will join sheriff's office roles, including a command sergeant major expected to start as search-and-rescue coordinator.
Cochise County's sheriff said four recruits started the department academy this week and praised recruitment and retention efforts as the office prepares for future training cycles. He noted the department is already planning for the January academy and that these recruits are performing well in their first week.
The sheriff also discussed personnel transitions tied to Fort Huachuca retirees and hires. He said retired leaders — including Brandon Deaver and command sergeant major Jesse Townsend — are joining or beginning roles with the sheriff's office, and that Townsend is expected to start Aug. 10 as the new search-and-rescue coordinator.
