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Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office Announces Graduates

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The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office proudly announces the graduation of its newest members from the Correction/Detention Officer Basic Course (CDOB 194). Detention Officers Beau Weaver, Kenneth Noll, and Garrett Kelly have successfully completed this challenging training program.

This significant accomplishment highlights their hard work, dedication, and commitment to the highest standards of professional excellence in law enforcement. The rigorous training they underwent has equipped them with the essential skills and knowledge required for their roles, enabling them to effectively serve and protect our community.

The Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Office is proud of their achievements and looks forward to the professionalism and service they will bring to the community.

By Karen Anderson: May 18, 2026 - Great Falls, Mt

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