Chesapeake Sheriff's Office appoints first female Chief Deputy in city's history
Chief Deputy Jenny Stafford is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and leads the Aspire program, which is a female scholarship program.
Although Stafford was unable to attend her official ceremony, Sheriff Dave Rosado recognized her for her dedication, leadership and commitment to service.
Prior to her role as Chief Deputy, Stafford supervised corrections, booking, accreditation, classifications, work force, administration, civil enforcement and was the Sheriff's Office Training Academy Director.
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