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Are you ready to get a preview of what a career in law enforcement is really like? Our Explorer Program gives you the opportunity to experience the world of policing up close while developing leadership skills, building confidence, and forming lifelong friendships. Whether you’re interested in a future in criminal justice or just want to be part of something impactful, this program offers hands-on training, community service opportunities, and a front-row seat to what it truly means to serve and protect. If you’re looking for a challenge, a sense of purpose, and a pathway to a brighter future—don’t miss out. Join us for weekly meetings at BASA every Monday from 6 PM to 8 PM and take the first step toward something great!

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Please join the Barrow County Sheriff’s Office in proudly recognizing these outstanding individuals, Jennifer Anne Argo, Aaron Nicholas Arrington, Jackson Wayne Crowe, Johnathan Alexander Flores, Daniel Wayne Goller, Jacob Ethan Holland, Catherine Keely McDaniel, and Kyle Bradley Russomanno, for achieving a major milestone in their law enforcement careers.

Today, these graduates completed their training at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center (GPSTC) – Athens after finishing an intensive 20-week Basic Law Enforcement Training program. This course demands mental toughness, physical endurance, integrity, and a true commitment to public service.

Jennifer Anne Argo, Aaron Nicholas Arrington, Jackson Wayne Crowe, Johnathan Alexander Flores, Daniel Wayne Goller, Jacob Ethan Holland, Catherine Keely McDaniel, and Kyle Bradley Russomanno met every challenge with resilience and determination, demonstrating the values we uphold at the Barrow County Sheriff’s Office.

As they begin the next phase of their training, they will continue building the skills needed to serve and protect the citizens of Barrow County. We look forward to seeing them continue to serve with honor and professionalism.

Please help us welcome and congratulate Jennifer Anne Argo, Aaron Nicholas Arrington, Jackson Wayne Crowe, Johnathan Alexander Flores, Daniel Wayne Goller, Jacob Ethan Holland, Catherine Keely McDaniel, and Kyle Bradley Russomanno!
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