Nine new deputies are graduating from the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy and hitting the streets, according to a report from the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. According to , all nine people are participating in YCSO, making up the largest emergency from a single agency. YCSO. The graduation ceremony, held Dec. 12 at the Yavapai College Fine Arts Center, was marked by speeches, celebrations, and solemnity.

NARTA’s first inductee, Chief of Staff Jeff Newnham, addressed the crowd gathered for the ceremony. He spoke of the dedication and courage that characterized his career in law enforcement, saying, “The wicked flee when no one pursues them, but the righteous are as bold as lions.” Deputy Newnham’s words, intended to emphasize the public’s dual perception of law enforcers and lawbreakers, were well received by the packed audience. Graduates were portrayed as beacons of truth and honor and were responsible for the safety and well-being of their communities. “We are looking to recruit men and women who have a deep sense of purpose in their character,” Newnham told parliament, emphasizing service above self. YCSO.

Another person who addressed the graduates, Academy Sergeant Stephen Berry, advised them to rely on their faith, endure the physical rigors and remain alert. Berry also took some time to support her family, telling the graduates, “This is not just your victory, but also your family’s sacrifice and dedication to support your goals.” YCSO. Numerous awards were received at the ceremony, including the Physical Education and Academic Award from NARTA Class 57, which went to Deputy Gabriel Young.

Among the nine new members are Justin Amado, James Dietrich, Kevin Carver, Ethan Kim, Hunter Lamka, and Casey Santorelli, who along with another graduate, Olivia, sang the national anthem. – Marked as Stephen Tobin, Siege. YCSO announcement. Those interested in pursuing a career with YCSO can find information and opportunities on the YCSO website. Or call us at (928) 708-9276.