Crime & Safety

Law Enforcement Class 38 Members Graduate From Entrance Level Academy

Members of the Law Enforcement Class 38 have graduated from the Entrance Level Academy and are moving forward with their careers.

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Seventeen men and women in Law Enforcement Class 38 have graduated from the Entrance Level Academy and will go on to work with the Harford County Sheriff's Office and Havre de Grace Police Department.
Seventeen men and women in Law Enforcement Class 38 have graduated from the Entrance Level Academy and will go on to work with the Harford County Sheriff's Office and Havre de Grace Police Department. (Photo courtesy of the Harford County Sheriff's Office)

HARFORD COUNTY, MD — Law Enforcement Class 38 has graduated from the Entrance Level Academy. Comprised of 17 men and women, the graduates will go on to serve their communities with 16 becoming Harford County Sheriff's Office deputies and one Havre de Grace police officer.

Cristie Hopkins, spokesperson for the Harford County Sheriff's Office, told Patch that applications are being accepted for the Corrections Academy and individuals can learn more about that position here.

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