Photo courtesy of the Harford County Sheriff’s Office Jeffrey Gahler was sworn in as Harford County’s next sheriff Monday night, promising to strengthen deputies’ ties to the community and take part in a renewed campaign against heroin use, while also announcing structural changes to the agency. Gahler was sworn in before a crowd of more […]
Harford County Sheriff’s Office Reverses Course, Seeks New Warden for Detention Center
The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a new civilian warden for its detention center, four months after Sheriff Jesse Bane left the position vacant for greater “efficiencies” amid an ongoing “restructuring” of the detention center responsibilities within the agency. The available position was posted on the agency’s employment site Wednesday morning. The listed salary […]
Harford County Sheriff’s Office Col. Carlevaro to Serve as Acting Warden of Detention Center
Following the announcement last week that Harford County Detention Center supervisor Maj. Michael Capasso would retire at the end of the month, Chief Deputy Col. Gregory Carlevaro has been assigned as acting warden on a temporary basis, the Harford County Sheriff’s Office said. Carlevaro has been with the Sheriff’s Office since October 1975. Before his […]
Harford County Detention Center Supervisor Capasso Retiring After 25 Years of Service
The current supervisor of the Harford County Detention Center, Major Michael Capasso, will retire from the Harford County Sheriff’s Office effective April 1, he announced in an e-mail to the agency late Tuesday afternoon. Capasso is a 25-year veteran of the Sheriff’s Office who spent his entire tenure at the detention center. He took over […]
Warden DeHaven Leaving Harford County Detention Center; Sheriff Bane Will Not Fill Position Due to “Economy,” “Restructuring” (UPDATED)
Harford County Detention Center Warden Elwood DeHaven will retire this month after nearly five years in the position, the Harford County Sheriff’s Office said Nov. 16, and no new warden will be named. Sheriff Jesse Bane cited the current state of the economy and long-term restructuring plans in his decision not to appointment a replacement. […]
