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Tuesday, 22 November 2011 |
DARE AWARDS - Parkview Elementary School's fifth grade classes were first to graduate from the DARE program this school year. Pictured above are students receiving awards during a graduation ceremony held in the school gymnasium. Back row (from left) DARE instructor Deputy Bo Collins; essay winners Lily Wright, Elijah Buck, and Virginia Willis; and school principal Deb Bailey. Front row - Spirit of DARE winners Myles Clabough and Jennah Pritchard. At the conclusion of the 10-week program each student prepares an essay on the topic: What I Learned in DARE. Lily Wright's essay received the grand prize, a razor two-wheel scooter. DARE is offered to each fifth grade student in the Bradley County School System during the school year. Classes are scheduled by the school 's principal and are taught by school resource officers for the Bradley County Sheriff's Office.
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Tuesday, 22 November 2011 |
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New Supervisor - James Summers (center) of Aramark Correctional Services was recently reassigned to the Atlanta area after serving as Food Service Director for the Bradley County jail.
In the picture above Summers is presented a plaque in appreciation of his efforts to improve the jail's food service. During his tenure Summers introduced a program that provides female inmates with quality instruction preparing them for jobs in the food service industry after they are released from custody. From left to right - Chief Deputy Wayne Bird, Director Gwen Beavers, Maj. Jon Collins, Summers, Leslie Hutchinson who is the new Food Service Director, and Sheriff Jim Ruth. |
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011 |
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Students representing Bradley Central High School and Walker Valley High School took part in job shadowing on Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. They toured the building and were offered insight into the offices' many functions.
 L to R - Chief Deputy Wayne Bird, Nathan Myers BCHS, Katherine Ballard BCHS, Drake Runyon WVHS, Tim Scruggs BCHS, Maj. Jon Collins, and Sgt. Doug Towne. Not available for the photograph was Lexis Price BCHS. |
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Tuesday, 08 November 2011 |
The Bradley County Sheriff’s Office has cleared the early October theft of 65 highway curb formers.
A month-long investigation by the criminal investigations division resulted in the arrest Monday of two suspects after they were spotted on APD 40 in a Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck matching the description of a vehicle connected to the theft.
 David Lebron Pyburn  Tony Carmen Pyburn |
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Monday, 07 November 2011 |
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Sheriff Jim Ruth today unveiled a major restructuring of the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office that will streamline operations through the creation of three lines of supervision.
Ruth said the changes follow months of work involving our staff to develop a command structure that will consolidate daily operations and move the BCSO “toward being more efficient in serving the citizens of Bradley County.”
 Director Gwen Beavers, Maj. Jim Hodgson, Maj. Jon Collins and Sheriff Jim Ruth |
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