SGTC recognizes campus safety officers during National Security Officer Appreciation Week

September 23, 2020
Shown above (l to r) are SGTC Campus Safety Director Sammy Stone along with Officer John K. Reagon and Officer Nathan Chapman.
Shown above (l to r) are SGTC Campus Safety Director Sammy Stone along with Officer John K. Reagon and Officer Nathan Chapman.

     South Georgia Technical College Campus Safety Director Sammy Stone and the members of the South Georgia Technical College campus safety office were recognized recently during National Security Officer Appreciation Week.

    The third week in September is National Security Officer Appreciation Week and it is designed to recognize in-house and contract security personnel.  Security officers are hard-working, highly trained individuals who are often our country’s first responders.  The SGTC Campus Safety officers are no exception as they work to keep South Georgia Tech’s faculty, staff and students safe by deterring crime, leading evacuations, working closely with local law enforcement and remaining constantly vigilant.

    On behalf of the entire South Georgia Technical College faculty, staff and students, I would like to thank Campus Safety Director Sammy Stone and his entire department for the work they do each and every day and night on our campuses,” said SGTC President Dr. John Watford.  “We appreciate you and thank you for your service.”

   The individuals who work full-time or part-time in the campus safety office at SGTC are:  Chief Sammy Stone, James Nathan Chapman, Priscilla Bridges, Lonnie L. Burton, John E. Harris, Latasha McChay Ingram, Corby More, Jr., John K. Reagon, Benford Stokes, Javarise Jamele Terry, Anthony Tyrone Davis and Bryan P. Hodge.