The Sheriff Joe Baron Foundation
Norfolk, VA - The Norfolk Sheriff’s Office graduates its first automotive repair training class for non-violent inmates.
Launched in 2018, the Priority Inmate Technician Training Program is a partnership between Priority Automotive, Tidewater Community College and the Norfolk Sheriff's Office. The program is designed to help inmates study as automotive technicians while still incarcerated and re-enter society with tangible trade skills.
Monday, May 15th fourteen non-violent inmates graduated alongside more than 1000 other Tidewater Community College students.
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