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October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month.
The Massachusetts Sheriffs’ Association remembers those who have lost their lives to substance abuse, acknowledges and celebrates those in recovery, and stands with all those whose lives have been impacted by substance abuse.
Today we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day by honoring the invaluable contributions of Indigenous communities and recognizing their enduring legacy in our nation’s history.
It is an important opportunity to learn from Indigenous communities and uplift Indigenous voices.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
This October, The Massachusetts Sheriffs’ Association remembers those whose lives have been lost to domestic violence, stands with survivors, and supports those working toward safety and healing.
#DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth
Happy New Year from the Massachusetts Sheriffs’ Association! We wish everyone a safe, healthy, and productive 2026!
Merry Christmas from the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association! Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with peace, happiness, and meaningful moments with those you love most.
Happy first day of Hanukkah! We hope the days ahead are filled with light and joy for all who celebrate.
Happy Thanksgiving from the MSA! We’re grateful for the dedication of our sheriffs, staff, and partners who work each day to support individuals in our care and strengthen communities across Massachusetts. Enjoy this time of rest, reflection, and connection with loved ones.
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NIC Jails Division Chief Stephen Amos was awarded recently with the Sheriff Michael J. Ashe Jr. Award during the 2025 Massachusetts Sheriffs’ Association Law Enforcement & Corrections Awards Ceremony. The award is the highest honor bestowed by the association.
ALT NIC Jails Chief Receives MSA Ashe Award
Yesterday, we proudly celebrated the outstanding achievements and unwavering commitment of individuals at the 2025 Law Enforcement & Corrections Awards Ceremony.
For more information on award recipients, visit this link: mass.gov/news/msa-hosts-2025…
Today, we pause to recognize and thank all who have served in defense of our country. We extend our deepest gratitude to all veterans for their service to our nation.
The MSA supports #FaithandBlue and efforts to strengthen community-law enforcement relations for safer and stronger communities.
To find events in your area and learn more about National #FaithandBlue2025, visit: faithandblue.org
ALT The Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association support National Faith & Blue weekend.
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Staff Therapy K9 Milo took a break from @WCSOMA today and visited the Worcester Senior Center. Milo and Officer McNamara interacted with seniors in the Respite Program, which is for individuals in the early stages of dementia.
Milo was a hit with the group! 🐾🐾🐾
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🌟🌟 Recovery Rocks the Park 🌟🌟
Earlier this month, the @WCSOMA participated in Fitchburg's Recovery Rocks the Park event. This gathering is dedicated to celebrating recovery with friends, family, and the community.
We stand with individuals, families, and communities across the Commonwealth who are impacted by substance use and mental health challenges. Our Sheriffs remain committed to supporting recovery efforts through treatment, education, and reentry programs that offer a path forward.
Behind every story of recovery is resilience, courage, and hope. This #RecoveryMonth, we celebrate the strength of those in recovery, and the families, professionals, and communities that make healing possible. 💜
Today we remember, reflect, and honor all those affected by the tragic terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. #NeverForget
Happy Labor Day from the MSA!
Today, we recognize the hard work and dedication that keeps Massachusetts and our country moving forward.
Happy Independence Day from the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association! Today, we celebrate our nation's independence and the freedoms we have. Enjoy the day with family and friends!
Happy Juneteenth! On June 19, 1865 slaves in Galveston, TX were given the news that they were freed by President Lincoln. Now, the day is a federal holiday that celebrates the "Second Independence Day" in America.
