We have six new civilians now officially sworn in to the Douglas County family, and we're thrilled to introduce you to each of them!
Detention Specialist Toland, a longtime Douglas County resident and proud sports fan, is excited to bring a strong sense of dedication and hometown roots to the team.
Statutory Programs Specialist Liberati, a Parker resident of more than 25 years, shares a heart for early childhood education, community involvement, and small business experience. Prior to coming to work for DCSO, she and her husband owned and operated a restaurant in Parker.
Detention Specialist Hyre brings uplifting energy, a passion for serving others, and a love of building connections to our team. She also enjoys cooking, reading, and spending time with the people she loves.
Detention Specialist Finley is eager to begin a career with DCSO, bringing enthusiasm for teamwork, Colorado pride, and a love of sports and travel. He’s a big Bills fan!
Emergency Communication Specialist II Holland combines technical expertise with creativity. She graduated with a computer science degree and enjoys baking, knitting, violin, and time outdoors.
Emergency Communication Specialist II Salas brings values shaped by family and culture, including dedication, resilience, and integrity, all inspired by life experiences from Guam to Colorado.
Please join us in congratulating these exceptional individuals as they begin their journey in service to Douglas County 💙
ALT Newly sworn-in staff raise their right hands as the Sheriff administers the oath in front of a large county sheriff’s badge and an American flag.
ALT Six new Douglas County sheriff’s office staff stand with right hands raised while the sheriff administers the oath in front of a large sheriff badge and U.S. and state flags.
ALT Douglas County sheriff giving a briefing at a podium to seated deputies/cadets, with American and Colorado flags and a large sheriff’s office emblem displayed on a screen behind him.
ALT Sheriff’s office briefing where a woman speaks from a podium beside flags and sheriff signage while uniformed officers and community members sit facing her.