- Collection:
- Georgia Government Publications
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- Title:
- Press release, 2019 July 25
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- Georgia. Office of the Governor
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- Georgia. Office of the Governor
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- Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia. Office of the Governor
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- 2019-07-25
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Gov. Kemp Swears In New Juvenile Justice Commissioner
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For Immediate Release Thursday July 25 2019
Gov. Kemp Swears In New Juvenile Justice Commissioner
Atlanta GA Today Governor Brian P. Kemp conducted the swearing-in ceremony for Tyrone Oliver as the Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) following Oliver s approval by the Board of Juvenile Justice. The DJJ is a multi-faceted agency serving the state s offenders aged twenty-one and younger.
"Police Chief Tyrone Oliver has long been a pillar of the Newton County community both as a career law enforcement official and a strong leader in numerous organizations " said Governor Kemp. "As Commissioner of the Department of Juvenile Justice I know that Tyrone will lead with integrity to ensure that Georgians in his care have the right tools to succeed and improve their lives for the better."
Tyrone Oliver is a long-time resident of Newton County Georgia. In 1999 Oliver began his law enforcement career with the Newton County Sheriff s Office as a detention officer. After becoming a Deputy Sheriff Oliver was promoted to Sergeant and later Lieutenant. He was given the opportunity to work for several different divisions allowing him the versatility to effectively and successfully serve the community.
His law enforcement career with Newton County has included work for Uniform Patrol Community Outreach the East Metro Drug Enforcement Team Criminal Investigations the
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Gov. Kemp Swears In New Juvenile Justice Commissioner
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