Rockland County Sheriff’s Office Honors Captain Jill King on Retirement After 42 Years of Service

The Rockland County Sheriff’s Office has announced the retirement of Captain Jill King, marking the end of an extraordinary 42-year career in corrections.

Captain King, who began her service more than four decades ago, earned a reputation for her unwavering dedication, professionalism, and leadership throughout her tenure. Colleagues and community members alike recognized her strong commitment to safety, integrity, and mentorship, qualities that have left a lasting impact on both the Sheriff’s Office and the wider Rockland community.

“Captain King’s legacy of service and leadership will be remembered for years to come,” the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement, noting that her influence extended far beyond her official duties, shaping the careers and lives of many within the department.

As she enters retirement, the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office extended its heartfelt gratitude for her decades of service and wished her continued health, happiness, and fulfillment in this well-deserved new chapter.

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