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The Public Information Office (PIO) serves as the communication hub for the agency. Tasked with the dissemination of information to both the media and the community, the PIO assumes a multifaceted role. This encompasses management of social media platforms, upkeep of the agency’s website, and the development of messaging and graphics designed to maintain the agency’s brand image across all platforms.

In addition to these responsibilities, the PIO organizes press conferences and coordinates the release of information. In times of heightened activity or crisis, the PIO assumes the responsibility of delivering timely and pertinent updates to the community. Furthermore, the PIO showcases community events and the contributions of agency members.

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Abbegail Harris

Public Information Deputy  

Deputy Abbegail Harris brings eight years of experience to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, initially serving as a Public Service Aide before transitioning to a Deputy role in patrol. With four years in patrol, including time as a Field Training Officer, her dedication and expertise shine. Prior to joining CCSO, Abbegail spent eight years as a regional safety coordinator for a hauling company, demonstrating her commitment to safety and administrative proficiency across a five-state area. 

Diana Peters

Diana Peters

Public Information Officer   

Diana Peters is a military veteran with an extensive background in law enforcement. Having devoted 23 years to policing, she retired as a Sergeant from the Howard County Police Department in Maryland, situated approximately 30 minutes outside Baltimore. Throughout her career, Diana assumed diverse roles, ranging from the Patrol Division and Child Abuse Unit to the FBI Innocent Images Task Force and the Homicide Unit. Her commitment to making a positive impact on her community was further evident in her final role, where she found great satisfaction in supervising the Youth Services Section, focusing on aiding troubled youth.  Diana’s personal and professional life is characterized by service, adaptability, and a commitment to making a difference.

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