Dwayne Kilpatrick is set to conclude his remarkable 43-year journey in law enforcement at the end of this year, having dedicated three decades to serving as the Sheriff of Lewis County. His tenure has been marked by significant contributions to the community and the law enforcement profession. As the time approaches for his retirement, the Lewis County Board of Commissioners will convene on February 24, 2025, during their regular meeting to appoint a successor who will complete the remainder of his term.
Individuals interested in stepping into this pivotal role must meet specific qualifications. To be considered, applicants are required to submit a Sheriff’s qualification packet, which can be delivered either by mail or in person to the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission. It is important for potential candidates to note that the submission deadline is set for Friday, January 10th, 2025. This transition period will be crucial for ensuring that the new sheriff is well-prepared to take on the responsibilities of the office.
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