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Cochise County sheriff's office honors two retirees and highlights new academy class
Summary
Sheriff Danos announced the retirements of Joe Gilbert and Jesse Townsend, and described a new law-enforcement class that includes former teachers among recruits; he urged community support for training and retention.
Sheriff Mark Danos recognized two recent retirements from the Cochise County Sheriff's Office: Joe Gilbert, who served 20 years and came from the Tombstone Marshals Office, and Jesse Townsend, a command sergeant major who will join search-and-rescue efforts as a volunteer and new coordinator.
Danos also described the agency's recruitment efforts and training pipeline, saying a new cadet class had started with 22 recruits overall and four in the current academy session. He highlighted two recruits who were former schoolteachers and urged community support for new officers during training.
