Congratulations to LCOS member Bernice Torres on her promotion as the first Latina Captain in the 6th J.D., marking a significant milestone in the Unified Court System.

Captain Torres has consistently demonstrated her commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion within the court system. Her dedication is evident when she fosters connections and engages with individuals from diverse backgrounds, valuing their unique experiences and perspectives through involvement in the 6th Judicial District Task Force, Gender Fairness Committee, and Diversity Outreach, which has led her to actively participate with members of the public to bring awareness of court officer jobs in the upstate area. Let’s all congratulate Captain Torres! 🙌🏼💪🏼 #wepa #palante

Imagine a law enforcement job where you generally work 9-5 with a starting salary of $56,411, 13 paid holidays and 27 paid vacation days by the seventh year. Sound good?

The court system is recruiting right now for positions in the Hudson Valley, North Country and the Binghamton, Syracuse and Buffalo areas.

The exam will be held at various locations between April 20 and May 3, but you must register between Jan. 3 and Feb. 14, 2024.

https://youtu.be/b-4B5XAVJ1U

LCOS Executive Board members Tony Amado and Evelyn Portes, along with Chief Clerk Billy Reyes and his daughter volunteered on Thanksgiving to hand out dinners at the Gary Brown Dream 68 Foundation that helps underserved communities in Suffolk County. @gary_brown_dream_68

Happy Thanksgiving - https://mailchi.mp/ab54739cb895/happy-thanksgiving-13538164

Register for the Sergeants Exam Course - https://latinocosociety.org/sgt/