The Bossier Sheriff’s Office (BSO) proudly welcomed five new deputies into its ranks during a swearing-in ceremony held at the Sheriff’s Conference Room in the Bossier Parish Courthouse. Bossier Sheriff Julian Whittington administered the Oath of Affirmation to Deputies Austin Clemmens, Allen Dupree, Joe Smith, Dasha Hollenshead, and Caleb Goins, officially initiating them into the BSO team.
Sheriff Whittington commended the new deputies for their decision to join the BSO, emphasizing the significance of their role in upholding the office’s commitment to serving and protecting the community. “I commend you for joining a great team and welcome you to the Bossier Sheriff’s Office,” Sheriff Whittington remarked during the ceremony.
Each deputy will be assigned to a specific role within the BSO. Dupree and Smith will serve on the Courthouse Security team, ensuring the safety and security of the courthouse premises. On the other hand, Clemmens, Goins, and Hollenshead will embark on their careers at one of the BSO correctional facilities, contributing to the management and supervision of inmates.
For individuals aspiring to pursue a career in law enforcement and make a positive impact in their community, the Bossier Sheriff’s Office offers exciting opportunities. Prospective deputies must be at least 21 years old, while the BSO also provides openings for corrections officer positions for applicants who are 18 years of age or older.
Those interested in joining the BSO are encouraged to contact the Human Resources Department to initiate the application process. To schedule a test or learn more about career opportunities at the Bossier Sheriff’s Office, individuals can call (318) 965-3459.
