y•tstuOfect score of 100 percent on mandatory standards and an impressive95.9 percent on 323 non-mandatorystandards. “This award is a testament to our commitment to excellence in law enforcement, includingdetention center operations andhealthcare standards,” said Owens.By the way, the county Sherrif’sOffice is the only agency in thecountry to receive the Triple CrownAward in 2024.Good Education & Good FoodCobb County, which has 110schools and over 100,000 students,offers high-caliber education. CobbSchool Superintendent Chris Ragsdale exclaimed, “It’s never beenmore difficult, or important, forschools to stay focused on academics. Parents, higher education, andemployers expect highly qualifiedgraduates which means saying ‘no’to issues best supported by parentsanding S ervices•Communi t y •• Par k s • LibrarWhile chatting with LaTaurusJohnson, the executive assistantto Cobb Sheriff Craig Owens, sheexplained the recent Triple CrownAward that the department hasreceived. This honor is based onthree different accreditations, onebeing the American CorrectionalAssociation (ACA) certification.The ACA conducted an audit of theCobb County Sheriff’s Office in November 2023, and it achieved a per-CITY OF18JAMESSEPTEM B E R/O C TO BE R 2 0 2 4VISIT US AT SMYRNAGA.GOV@CityofSmyrnaGA@SmyrnaNews@CityofSmyrnaGA
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