Board honors Sandy Davis for 28 years as sheriff's office dispatcher
Summary
The board adopted a resolution recognizing Sandy Davis for 28 years of service, naming her the county's first Head Dispatcher and crediting her role in bringing E911 service to the county.
The King and Queen County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution on July 13 honoring Sandy Davis for 28 years of service as a dispatcher with the Sheriff’s Office, noting she became the county’s first Head Dispatcher and played a pivotal role in introducing and implementing the E911 system.
The resolution recounts a personal tragedy Davis endured on April 29, 2024 while on duty and praises her professionalism and composure. The board voted unanimously to enter the resolution into the official county records and present it as a token of appreciation for her service.
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