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The Davison County Sheriff has hired two new deputies while the county jail has promoted one and upgraded another to full-time
Published: Monday, July 12, 2021 Randy Moore. Photo credit: Forest Service/You Tube Randy Moore is the incoming chief of the Forest Service. Forest Service/YouTube Wildfire season will be ramping up when Randy Moore starts as chief of the Forest Service later this month — and he has the right resume to step into that deepening crisis, groups that follow forest policy say. Moore, a career Forest Service employee who's been the regional forester for the Pacific Southwest since 2007, brings experience in managing California's 20 national forests for wildfire — a natural cycle that's grown ou...
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Sheriff enters retirement after 25 years in law enforcement Written By: Erik Kaufman | × Steve Brink, sheriff of Davison County, officially retired from his position Friday afternoon after 25 years in law enforcement. His colleagues presented him with a framed reminder of his time in service with the Davison County Sheriff's Office. (Erik Kaufman / Republic) A hush fell over the crowd of people gathered in the second-floor courtroom at the Davison County Public Safety Building Friday afternoon. Many of those in attendance were dressed in the uniform of sheriff’s offices fr...
Mar. 2—After more than 20 years in a patrol car for Davison County, Sheriff Steve Brink has announced his retirement, set to take place later this spring. Brink, 67, will serve until April 30, he told the Davison County Commission during its regular board meeting Tuesday. He will retire after eight years as the county's sheriff, and worked for 17 years as a sheriff's deputy and was chief ...