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Vernon, Kelowna and Kamloops will be getting new sheriffs.
The latest class of 24 provincial sheriffs graduated from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) Sheriff Academy in New Westminster after completing their intensive 14-week training program and are ready to serve in B.C.’s courthouses.
“Congratulations to all of today’s recruits and thank you for all of your hard work, commitment and dedication over the last several months,” said David Eby, Attorney General. “Sheriffs provide distinguished service to the citizens of this province every day and play an integral role in the administration of justice.”
Sheriffs serve throughout British Columbia and are responsible for carrying out orders of the court. They also ensure the safety and security of all court users, including the judiciary, the legal profession, other justice-related agencies, court staff and members of the public.
“Congratulations to these graduates who bring enthusiasm and new skills,” said Lynda Cavanaugh, director of sheriffs, B.C. Sheriff Services. “As they start their new careers across the province, they’ll benefit from the knowledge and expertise of our dedicated members.”
The recruits will be posted to the Lower Mainland, Vernon, Kamloops, Kelowna, Cranbook and Victoria. The next class of sheriff recruits are set to graduate on Oct. 4, with future classes scheduled for October 2019 and 2020.
