GCSO looks back and plans forward
Grant County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Kyle Foreman, left, and Grant County Sheriff Joe Kriete stop for a photo in the Sheriff’s Office. The pair worked together to offer a recap of GCSO’s last year and goals Kriete has set for the department in 2024.
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Construction equipment works at demolition at the site of the new Grant County Jail in early 2024. County administrators are hoping the jail is completed by mid-2027.
Grant County Sheriff's Office K9 Officer Chewbacca in a photo commemorating his ninth birthday. Chewy has since retired, but GCSO is working on getting new K9 officers in 2024 to ensure the public is served. Many law enforcement officers applaud canine units for their ability to defuse tense situations.
EPHRATA — The Grant County Sheriff’s Office saw successes and challenges during Sheriff Joe Kriete’s first year in office in 2023. Kriete said he’s overall very proud of his department and has a deep appreciation for the support county residents generally show him and his officers.
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