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Posted inPublic Safety

Shoar on Standards and Training Commission


Historic City News was notified that Sheriff David B. Shoar, has been appointed by Governor Crist today to succeed Charles Morris on the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission.

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Posted inGovernment

Sanchez earns advanced designation


Historic City News has learned that The Florida Association of Counties has presented St. Johns County Commission Vice-Chair Ron Sanchez with the Advanced County Commissioner designation.

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Posted inCommunity

Local college has new criminal justice director


St. Johns River Community College reported to Historic City News that Gary Killam has assumed his new role as director of criminal justice training at the St. Augustine campus of the college.

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