In a modest ceremony imbued with appreciation, Sheriff Eddie Cathey recently named Justin Bradley as the Detention Officer of the Quarter. Bradley, a detention officer serving the UCSO Detention Center, was lauded for his remarkable work ethic and his steadfast commitment to the security and efficiency of the facility operations.
According to the details shared by the Union County Sheriff's Office, Bradley's leadership qualities and his ability to effectively run the UCSO Detention Center were highlighted as exemplary. In a statement obtained by the Union County Sheriff's Office, one of Bradley's supervisors remarked, "He is driven by his deep faith and the love and support of his beautiful wife and children." The recognition was particularly noteworthy as it came during Detention Officer Appreciation Week, a time set aside to celebrate the often-unheralded work of detention officers.
A call to service seems to underpin Bradley's daily activities, a factor his supervisors were quick to acknowledge. His sense of duty and the way he upheld the values of the UCSO Detention Center not only brought him the respect of his peers but also caught the attention of the leadership within the sheriff's office, leading to his receiving of this accolade.
The Union County Sheriff's Office used the occasion not only to honor Bradley but also to widen their invitation for more individuals to join their ranks. In a move to transparently attract like-minded professionals, the Office highlighted the ongoing search for candidates who are ready to wholeheartedly commit to a career in law enforcement. For those interested in such a career path and to explore the employee benefits and submit an application detailed on Union County Sheriff's Office's website.
As Officer Bradley enjoys his well-earned commendation, the Union County Sheriff’s Office hopes to find more individuals of his caliber, those ready to contribute to the safety and welfare of the community with dedication and heart. "Congratulations, Officer Bradley, on this well-deserved recognition!" reads a line from the Union County Sheriff's Office's announcement.
