The Adult Detention Center (ADC) has announced the graduation of 25 new officers from its academy, marking one of the largest graduating classes in recent years. The ADC also reported that another academy class is currently underway and is scheduled to graduate in December.
Adult Detention Center graduates 25 new officers, plans December ceremony for next class
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