File 25, Volume 454

January 12, 2023

Thank You, Sheriffs . . .

This year, a larger-than-usual group of Sheriffs rode off from their Offices for the last time – not into the sunset, but striking onto new paths after having faithfully served in law enforcement for their communities. All told, their combined work experience represents nearly 200 years of service. Following is a brief look at some of the Sheriffs before they left office, through photos and links to related news items covering

Allegany

Allegany County Sheriff Rick Whitney was honored with a retirement party in Belmont, NY that reviewed the Sheriff’s nearly half-century pf work in law enforcement, serving three terms as Sheriff since 2011. Above (l – r), Steuben County Sheriff Jim Allard, Yates County Sheriff Ron Spike, Sheriff Whitney and New York State Sheriffs’ Association (NYSSA) Executive Director Peter Kehoe show off one of the gifts received by Sheriff Whitney that evening – a commemorative plaque denoting his Life Membership in the NYSSA.

Local media noted Sheriff Whitney’s career path and work experience. Read a brief article about him.

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NYSSA

File 25, Volume 502

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

By NYSSA

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

By NYSSA

Photograph of a group of uniformed police officers and one person in a suit standing on a staircase inside a building with ornate stone walls and carved details. The group is arranged in rows, facing forward, with some officers wearing badges and patches visible on their uniforms.

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.

By NYSSA

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