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The Berkshire County Sheriff’s Office in collaboration with the Marine Corps League Pittsfield Detachment 137 are proud to bring the Toys For Tots Campaign back to Berkshire County as Christmas is around the corner. Already within the community over a hundred drop boxes are in place from Williamstown to Sheffield waiting to be filled. Last year with your help, we were able to brighten over 2,000 children’s holiday season with the generous donations that we received and we are looking to increase that number to meet the ever growing needs. As we are all experiencing these unprecedented times with COVID-19, we are all feeling the pressure, but we are ready to meet the challenges that await in order to help our community because all toys donated stay in Berkshire County. We are looking for brand new, unwrapped toys for boys and girls ages newborn to 14 years old. We knows times are tough, but let’s unite as one community to make Christmas joyful for all. For questions or concerns, please contact Christopher Keegan at christopher.keegan@sdb.state.ma.us‬ at ‪413-443-7220 EXT 1150‬. Please stay safe, stay healthy and be kind. ... See MoreSee Less

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Sheriff Bowler is pleased to introduce a staff member on our social media page feature: “Sheriff’s Staff Spotlight”. Within this feature, we will introduce you to one of the many staff members that are dedicated to their community, the Sheriff’s Office and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. These staff members are employed across a wide range of positions within the Sheriff’s Office which include Case Workers, Educators, Mental Health Clinicians, Nurses, Maintenance, Uniform Division, Dispatch, Civil Processing, Administration and Security Staff.Today we would like to introduce Mental Health Clinician Brad Walsh who has been working at the Berkshire County Sheriff’s Office for 8 years. His career at the Berkshire County Sheriff’s Office began after being able to assist former head of the Mental Health Department, Dr. Smith through his own personal work as a member of the Brien Center Crisis Team. After assisting with a number of different cases, Dr. Smith talked him into joining our team which he stated was an easy choice due to the professionalism displayed by all staff on a daily basis. Words of advice he would like to offer to newer staff or those trying to come into the field of corrections is to listen to staff around you who have been there for some time. They have been successful not because of their physical strength, but because of their verbal strength. Take lessons from them and use their skills to craft your own for a successful career in corrections.He will tell you that what he enjoys the most about working at the Sheriff’s Office is being able to work for Sheriff Bowler whose leadership, dedication and professionalism is impactful on the staff throughout the facility. He also throughout the years, has learned a tremendous amount of communication skills when dealing with the population of individuals that we are placed in charge of from Assistant Deputy Superintendent Michael Huggins. He describes ADS Huggins’s ability to interact with the inmates by showing compassion, but also being able to set limits as a testament of the true strength of any correctional officer. Brad also goes on to tell us that the professionalism of ADS Shaun Aitken, Primary Captain Thomas Morton, Officer Ben Tyer and Officer Jason Roy when dealing with individuals in crisis within the facility as something bigger than any badge, but something that comes from the heart. However, one staff member who has truly taught him more than any college course is Assistant Deputy Superintendent Mark Massaro who currently is in charge of the Mental Health Department.As a member of the Mental Health Department, Brad is often the first calm voice that many have heard that day, or in many years. When an individual is brought to our facility, part of their booking process is to sit down with a member of our Mental Health Department to place them at ease and show them that we are here to help them. Then through the course of their stay with us, many like Brad routinely meet with our population in an attempt to deter them from coming back. He stated, “I enjoy seeing the changes in the inmates and how easily engaged they become in therapy. Most people would be surprised in how invested inmates are in change and trying to understand their maladaptive thoughts process. I have met some of the most kind and caring people here who are invested and committed to change.”Sheriff Bowler wants to personally thank Brad Walsh for being a part of the “Sheriff’s Staff Spotlight” and also for his dedication to the Sheriff’s Office and Berkshire County. He is just one of many staff members who cares about their community and continues to support it through dedicated service. Please like and share as we congratulate Brad Walsh on his hard work for Berkshire County. ... See MoreSee Less

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