File 25, Volume 432

June 18, 2021

Lack of Qualified and Interested Applicants Daunt Sheriffs

Labor shortages are not just occurring in the hospitality and food-services industries. Law enforcement is also feeling the pinch.

“We’ve had numerous people on our lists just say no, they don’t want to be police officers anymore,” reports Columbia County Sheriff David Bartlett (pictured), President of the New York State Sheriffs’ Association, citing how fewer and fewer people want to put on a uniform and badge. “Getting qualified candidates to become cops is tough.”

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File 25, Volume 502

File 25Volume 502June 26, 2026 New York City Mayor Appoints a New Sheriff Last month Edwin Raymond (pictured)

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Photograph of a large outdoor gathering with people seated in rows of chairs and others standing behind them, attending a formal event or ceremony. The scene includes a speaker at a podium, uniformed officers, and a reflective black wall with a wreath, suggesting a memorial or commemorative occasion.

May 26, 2026

File 25, Volume 501

File 25Volume 501May 26, 2026 Law Enforcement Memorials Recognize Those Who Gave All Sheriff’s Offices throughout New York

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April 28, 2026

Statement of the New York State Sheriffs’ Association Regarding Various Proposals to Restrict Sheriffs and Other Law Enforcement Officers in the Performance of their Duties when Immigration Issues are Involved

Strive to Thrive NY, Ardent Solution, and the Allegany County Sheriff's Wellness Team are excited to invite you to the inaugural Wellness Symposium at Beaver Hollow.

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