The Union County Sheriff's Office has inducted two new members into its ranks, expanding the team dedicated to maintaining public safety and justice. In a ceremony attended by their families, friends, and soon-to-be coworkers, Detention Officer Jesus Sanchez and Evidence Technician Emily Tancredi were sworn in, taking their oaths of office to serve with dedication in their respective roles within the force, according to the UCSO's news release.
Sanchez, who now occupies a post in the Detention Division, and Tancredi, who advanced from an intern role in the crime lab to a full-fledged evidence technician, both represent the ongoing commitment of the UCSO to bolster its staff with qualified and motivated individuals while the office is on a trajectory of growth, it keeps its doors open to new applicants seeking to tread the path of law enforcement these additions come as a part of the UCSO's consistent efforts to bring on board the best candidates to serve the community.
Commitment to community service and safety is at the core of UCSO's mission, and welcoming fresh faces is just one part of that endeavor, as stated in a news release from the Union County Sheriff's Office. The UCSO, keenly aware of the critical importance of its workforce, extends an invitation to those who have reached the age of 20 and have a calling to law enforcement; they encourage interested parties to visit their website for more information on employment opportunities and employee benefits.
Meanwhile, the UCSO continues its proactive search for talent ready to step into the critical field of law enforcements individuals interested in exploring a law enforcement career, Union County Sheriff’s Office emphasizes the value in starting a fulfilling journey alongside a team of professionals dedicated to upholding the law and keeping the peace within the local community.
