Department of Public Safety

Corrections Div. Graduation Ceremony

A new class of officers was sworn in on Jan. 18, 2013

February 1, 2013 | 2 min reading time

This article is 12 years old. It was published on February 1, 2013.

 The Department of Public Safety Division of Corrections is happy to welcome aboard a new class of Correctional Officers and to congratulate the newly promoted Lieutenants and Captains.  The graduation ceremony took place on Friday, Jan. 18.  Speakers on the program included Captain Nita Curd, Commissioner of Corrections Dale Galss, Public Safety Director Charlene Deeken, Detention Superintendent Leonard Edwards, Unit Manager Jerome Fields and Class Speaker Lt. Leanna Peoples.

Promoted Captains

Captain Raymond Brown

Captain Nicole Burt

Captain Terrance Gipson

Captain Willie turner

 

Promoted Lieutenants

Lieutenant Jermanda Adams

Lieutenant Rose Johnson

Lieutenant Leanna People

Lieutenant Sherry Richardson

Lieutenant Shariff Robinson

Lieutenant Lucresha Sutherland

 

Correctional Officers

Officer Darius Berry

Officer Tameco Bryant

Officer Carrie Cannon

Offiicer Reshay Cline

Officer Meachee-Givens

Officdr Robert Horner

Officer Anita Kern

Officer Mark Washingotn-McLean

Officer Pamela Miller

Officer Thomas parks

Officer Sylvester Woodhouse

 

Congratulations and welcome aboard!

 

Department of Public Safety

City of St. Louis

 

 

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