Suffolk County Sheriff Steven W Tompkins recently joined a symposium focused on reentry held on the grounds of his alma mater, Boston College, and hosted by the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy. Moderating the panel was Anthony Benedetti, Chief Counsel for the Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS) and the other panelists included: Pamerson Ifill, Massachusetts Commissioner of Probation; Brandy Fluker Oakley State Representative 12th Suffolk District; Andrew Peck, Undersecretary for the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security; and Meghan Winston, Chief Parole Supervisor, Transitional Services for the Massachusetts Parole Board.

Our officers assisted Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) alongside @bostonpolice in their Flag Football and Cheerleading Tournament at Gillette Stadium. SCSD had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Law Enforcement Torch Run’s High-Five Tunnel, the Opening Ceremony Reception, the games on Optum Field Lounge, and the ceremonious Awards Presentation for the athletes. 🏈📣 To learn more about SOMA’s mission a

Suffolk County Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins joined members of the Puerto Rican community for the Puerto Rican Veterans Monument Square Association’s observance of Veterans Day. Spearheaded by Antonio “Tony” Molina, President of the Puerto Rican Veterans Monument Square Association, the event honors the contributions of Puerto Rican service members to the U.S. Armed Forces.

SCSD participated in the Fourth Annual Joint-PTO Trunk or Treat event for the families the Gorman Fort Banks and Arthur T. Cummings Schools. This involved handing out candy, coloring books, and toy badges to over 800 trick-or-treaters. By invitation of the City of Revere Parks and Recreation Department, SCSD also joined Revere’s annual Fright Night Event on October 27th. This year, our SCSD team decorated their department trunk, passed out sweet treats and swag items, and dressed up in a costume show-out!