Bossier Parish Sheriff Julian Whittington welcomed three new members to the
Bossier Sheriff’s Office team during a swearing-in ceremony held this morning.
Sheriff Whittington administered the oath of office to Deputy Chelsea Jackson,
officially welcoming her as the newest deputy with the Bossier Sheriff’s Office.
The Sheriff also welcomed Andrew Cogdill and Audrey Jordan, who were both
hired as corrections officers. Andrew and Audrey each aspire to become deputies
once they reach the age of 21.
Sheriff Whittington congratulated the new employees and commended them for
their commitment to serving the people of Bossier Parish. “We are proud to have
these young people join our team. They are starting their careers in public service
and I’m confident they will make a positive impact in our community.”
If you are interested in a career that offers a competitive salary, great benefits, and
allows you to make a difference in your community, then the Bossier Sheriff’s
Office is the place for you! To apply to be a Deputy, applicants must be 21 years of
age. However, the Bossier Sheriff’s Office does offer a Corrections Officer
position that only requires the applicant to be 18 years of age. To start the process
of becoming a member of the Bossier Sheriff’s Office, call the recruiting division
of the Human Resources Department to schedule a conference today. You can
reach them by calling Sgt. Forrest Collins at (318) 935-2146.