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| Five graduate jail training school in Farmington |
| By sunjournal.com- Ann Bryant |
| Published: 12/01/2015 |
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FARMINGTON — Five correctional officers graduated recently from the first Basic Corrections School held at the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. At the Basic Corrections School graduation in Farmington are, from left, Androscoggin County Sheriff Eric Samson, students Dominique Belanger, Alec Duquette and Danna Petrie, Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant, students Amber Ryan and Russell Dodge, and Franklin County Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. This first class included two officers for Franklin County, Amber Ryan and Russell Dodge; one for Oxford County, Danna Petrie; and two for Androscoggin County, Dominique Belanger and Alec Duquette. Franklin County was the first to start and hold the school for five weeks, with 200 hours of instruction, Franklin County Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. said. Other counties have since started programs. When the Maine State Criminal Justice Academy in Vassalboro postponed a September class for correctional officers until January, "we couldn't wait," said Nichols. "We saw a need and decided to hold a class." Read More. |
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