Rockland County Sheriff’s Office Welcomes Newest K9 Team

The Rockland County Sheriff’s Office announced the graduation of its newest K9 team, PO Russell and K9 Galvin, from the prestigious Orange County Sheriff’s K9 Academy.

Over the past 12 weeks, this dynamic duo successfully completed an intensive Explosive Detection School, honing their skills in identifying and responding to potential threats. The training included real-world scenarios and cutting-edge techniques to ensure they are fully prepared to protect and serve the community.

The Sheriff’s Office extends its warmest congratulations and best wishes to PO Russell and K9 Galvin as they embark on this vital mission together. Their partnership marks a significant step in enhancing public safety and community trust.

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