Faulkner County Sheriff's Office is pleased to announce a new partnership with Central Baptist College Professional Adult College Education (PACE) Program. The PACE program offers valuable options for working adults to further their higher education and obtain a college degree. Faulkner County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Chad Wooley, pictured here with Central Baptist College Director of Admissions Sterling Claypoole, recently signed the partnership agreement. Upon formally joining in the partnership, Chief Deputy Wooley stated, "It is my hope that, through this partnership, Faulkner County Sheriff's Office employees feel motivated and encouraged to further their education, a step which will undoubtedly provide both personal and professional benefits to the employee and the citizens in which this office serves".

On behalf of the Faulkner County Sheriff's Office, Chief Deputy Chad Wooley expressed his appreciation to Central Baptist College and Director of Admissions Sterling Claypoole for their commitment and willingness to work with Faulkner County Sheriff's Office in this endeavor.

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