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Officer of the Year

Officer of the Year by the DEA Washington Division

DPSCS extends its congratulations to our Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Task Force Officer for being recognized as Officer of the Year by the DEA Washington Division.

Detective/Sgt Jamie Bradley boasts an impressive career in law enforcement that spans over 23 years. Since 2011, he has served as a Task Force Officer with the DEA, demonstrating his steadfast commitment and expertise in advancing the DEA's mission. In fiscal year 2024, TFO Bradley was instrumental in supporting numerous investigations. His mentorship goes beyond his investigative work; he has been key in collaboration within the division and with partner agencies, significantly contributing to the success of various cases.

TFO Bradley exemplifies natural leadership, encouraging teamwork and ensuring that all participants remain aligned with the shared mission. His contributions have led to significant arrests and seizures, while also cultivating a culture of excellence and cooperation that is essential for the success of our task force. DPSCS takes pride in our dedicated personnel who are making a meaningful impact. Thank you and congratulations!


Law Enforcement day

Law Enforcement Day, 01/09/2025

This Law Enforcement day, we honor the dedicated men and women of the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services. Your courage, commitment, and sacrifice make our communities safer every day. Thank you for your unwavering service and for being the backbone of justice and security. #LawEnforcementAppreciation #PublicSafetyHeroes #ThankYou



Maryland Flag Will be Lowered to Half-Staff

Maryland Flag Will be Lowered to Half-Staff

Flag Status Alert: Maryland Flag Will be Lowered to Half-Staff. This is to advise that Governor Wes Moore ordered the Maryland Flag be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset, Friday, December 20, 2024.
This is for former State Delegate James E. Malone, Jr., who passed away on Monday, December 16, 2024.



Hagerstown Staff Saves Life with Naloxone

Hagerstown Staff Saves Life with Naloxone

In late November, Agent Foster heard screaming outside the window near her workstation. As she looked out of her window, she saw a female cradling a male who appeared to be unconscious. The female indicated that the male overdosed. Agent Foster retrieved Narcan from FSI McCardell, administered Narcan, and contacted 9-1-1. After administering Naloxone, the male began to regain consciousness. EMS arrived and took over the scene. The female with the male, indicated that she had already administered multiple doses of Naloxone without any response. Due to Agent Foster’s training, she was able to act quickly, respond, and save a life!


Saint Peter's Cemetery Clean Up

Nestled in West Baltimore sits Saint Peter's Cemetery

Opening in 1851, the graves here were once forgotten, sacrificed to trees, shrubs, and weeds for 18 years. "In one year's time, we have cleared four sections of the cemetery. We cleared the historically African American section and then you can see we've cleared two additional sections," said Jennifer Johnson the Founder of Friends of St. Peter's Cemetery. Click here for the full story.




IN2WORK graduation at Roxbury Correctional Institution (RCI)

IN2WORK graduation at Roxbury Correctional Institution (RCI)

DPSCS is proud to celebrate the first IN2WORK graduation at Roxbury Correctional Institution (RCI)! Malik Eley is the first graduate in this program, obtaining certifications in food service management, kitchen basics, ServSafe, and recognition of the program completion by Aramark.👏👨‍🍳🎊

Graduates of this program are presented scholarship opportunities for themselves and their children along with employment opportunities with Aramark.


97th Hagerstown Mummers' Day Parade

Thank You for Representing DPSCS at the 97th Hagerstown Mummers' Day Parade!

We are thrilled to share some fantastic news with all of you. Our very own Hagerstown Honor Guard has brought honor and pride to the Department by winning the First Place Special Judges Award at the 97th Annual Hagerstown Mummers' Day Parade.

The Mummers' Day Parade is a cherished tradition in the Washington County community, and achieving the top spot is a remarkable accomplishment. This achievement is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and unwavering spirit of our team members. The Hagerstown Honor Guard’s outstanding performance and commitment have not only made us proud but have further showcased the exceptional talents within our Department.