Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Celebrated with Connie Keeling on her Retirement from the Agency

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On Thursday, December 1, 2022, The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office celebrated with Connie Keeling on her retirement from the agency.

Connie began her career with the Sheriff’s Office in 2005 in the Detention Services Bureau. She served several years in various positions in the detention center including the towers and the booking office. She later transferred to our transportation section where she served as a Transportation Deputy, conducting transports to court, medical facilities, and other locations.

During her career, she was also an active member of the Sheriff’s Honor Guard. Connie was a member for several years, actively serving in memorials, funerals, and other services of honor.

We appreciate Connie’s reliability, hard-working ethics, and commitment to her job,

Please join us in wishing her the best in her retirement.

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