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4 May, 2022

New corrections officers sworn in

FIFTEEN new custodial correctional officers have been sworn into their roles at a graduation ceremony held in Mareeba.


Graduates (back rows) with QCS training coordinator Carmelo Salerno, Community Corrections Regional Manager Northern Region Nicole Duke, Assistant Commissioner Southern Region Command Ursula Roeder, Lotus Glen Correctional Centre general manager Gabrielle Payne, Acting Assistant Commissioner Eloise Hamlett, district manager Geoffrey Robins, Operational trainers Linda Roy and Michael Morrison and Parade Commander Terry O’Brien.
Graduates (back rows) with QCS training coordinator Carmelo Salerno, Community Corrections Regional Manager Northern Region Nicole Duke, Assistant Commissioner Southern Region Command Ursula Roeder, Lotus Glen Correctional Centre general manager Gabrielle Payne, Acting Assistant Commissioner Eloise Hamlett, district manager Geoffrey Robins, Operational trainers Linda Roy and Michael Morrison and Parade Commander Terry O’Brien.

FIFTEEN new custodial correctional officers have been sworn into their roles at a graduation ceremony held in Mareeba.

 Acting Assistant Commissioner Northern Region Command Eloise Hamlett congratulated the graduates who will be posted to the Lotus Glen Correctional Centre which has high and low security facilities. 

The new officers were ready to take on the many challenges of working in a correctional centre after completing the 10-week Custodial Officer Entry Program. 

The ceremony also recognised long-standing officers with the QCS Long Service and Good Conduct Medal for 20 years’ service and the Commissioner’s Medal for retiring officers.

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