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Sheriff
DiPaola announces the 2008 Youth Public
Safety Academy participating towns and
schedules
Billerica
* Burlington* Malden* Woburn* Wakefield
Ashland* Framingham* Marlborough* Natick
Chelmsford* Lowell * Tewksbury *
Wilmington
Arlington * Bedford* Belmont*
Acton * Hudson
Maynard* Stow* Carlisle*
Bedford* Tyngsborough
Westford* Cambridge * Newton* Waltham *
Watertown
(Click here to download your application and
schedule)
click on picture for details
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The Middlesex Sheriff's Office
provides a secure, safe and humane
environment for both staff and
offenders. Our commitment to public
safety is to improve the quality of
life in the community through public
awareness, reintegration and by
exercising our core beliefs of
professionalism, respect, fairness and
integrity.
Public Safety is our Public Service,
established in 1643, Middlesex is one
of the oldest sheriff's offices in the
United States. Although the Middlesex
Sheriff's Office is statutorily
entrusted with full law enforcement
capacities within the jurisdiction of
Middlesex County, the primary
responsibility is the care, custody
and control of inmates and detainees
within Middlesex County. This function
is carried out at the Cambridge Jail
and the Billerica House of Correction.
Additionally, the Middlesex Sheriff's
Office is responsible for the
Sheriff's Office of Civil Process and
the Cambridge and Lowell Community
Counseling.
Centers.
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Middlesex Sheriff
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The Middlesex
Jail in Cambridge
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Built in 1971, sits atop the
Cambridge Superior Court House.
There are over 400 pre-trial
detainees being housed in this
facility originally designed for
a capacity of 200....(more)
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Billerica House of Correction
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Originally constructed in 1929
to house a total of 300 inmates.
In recent years the population
has swelled to nearly 1200
inmates.
The Middlesex Sheriff's
Office is committed to providing
a safe, secure and service
oriented environment despite any
physical plant limitations.
Under Sheriff James V.
DiPaola, public safety and the
rehabilitation and reintegration
of inmates is our highest
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