Cdcr Welcomes 237 New Correctional Officers Inside Cdcr

230 Correctional Officers Join CDCR - Inside CDCR

230 Correctional Officers Join CDCR - Inside CDCR The california department of corrections and rehabilitation (cdcr) welcomed 237 new correctional officers to its ranks. graduating from the cdcr academy in galt on july 26, the officers of class 5 24a are ready to report for duty. These new officers will play a crucial role in this mission. join us in congratulating our newest officers as they embark on their journey to contribute to public safety and inmate rehabilitation.

230 Correctional Officers Join CDCR - Inside CDCR

230 Correctional Officers Join CDCR - Inside CDCR According to a statement from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, 168 cadets attended their graduation ceremony today at the richard a. mcgee correctional training center in galt and prepared to embark on their new careers as cdcr correctional officers. For the full story regarding the newest correctional officers to join cdcr, visit inside cdcr:. Sacramento, ca. 155 cadets attended their graduation ceremony at the richard a. mcgee correctional training center in galt and prepared to embark on their new careers as cdcr correctional officers. O’brian bailey delivered the keynote address and welcomed the 155 new correctional officers. forty seven of the graduates are women, highlighting the strides being made by cdcr to achieve the “30×30” pledge to have women make up 30 percent of correctional officer cadets by 2030.

230 Correctional Officers Join CDCR - Inside CDCR

230 Correctional Officers Join CDCR - Inside CDCR Sacramento, ca. 155 cadets attended their graduation ceremony at the richard a. mcgee correctional training center in galt and prepared to embark on their new careers as cdcr correctional officers. O’brian bailey delivered the keynote address and welcomed the 155 new correctional officers. forty seven of the graduates are women, highlighting the strides being made by cdcr to achieve the “30×30” pledge to have women make up 30 percent of correctional officer cadets by 2030. On friday, 136 cadets celebrated their graduation from the richard a. mcgee correctional training center, marking the beginning of their careers as correctional officers with the california department of corrections and rehabilitation (cdcr). Cdcr welcomed 142 new correctional officers after graduating the academy at the richard a. mcgee correctional training center in galt. — for new correctional officer gloria balderas, joining the california department of corrections and rehabilitation (cdcr) isn’t just a career move; it’s a chance to follow in her father’s footsteps and provide a better future for her daughter. The 271 cadets from class 1 24a took the oath and officially became correctional officers for cdcr. the event was a culmination of dedication and hard work as cadets successfully completed a rigorous 13 week basic correctional officer academy.

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