Hiring Practices Of Sheriff’s Office May Violate State Law

Oct 16, 2012

The Beaver County Sheriff’s Office may be violating state laws designed to provide public transparency in the hiring of new Deputies, an investigation by the Beaver Countian has revealed. Pennsylvania County Code dictates the legal process a Sheriff must follow when appointing new Deputies (ARTICLE XII Section 1205 – 1209). A Sheriff must maintain a…

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John Paul

John Paul is an award-winning investigative journalist and founder of BeaverCountian.com. He's been profiled by Vanity Fair magazine and featured in thousands of news articles, tv shows, and books. An avid adventurer, JP has traveled to all 50 states in his journey to explore our country and its people.

Hiring Practices Of Sheriff’s Office May Violate State Law

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