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AC Sheriff’s Office promotes Detention Officers

APACHE COUNTY- The Sheriff’s Office takes steps to promote four of its Detention Officers.

The Apache County Sheriff’s Office held a promotional ceremony on September 26, for four Officers.

Officers Woodward, Morales, and Mannie were promoted to Detention Corporal and Officer Lair was promoted to Detention Officer II.

“Congratulations to all of you and thank you for your dedication.” said the Apache County County Sheriff’s Office.

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