Liam Brady

Correctional Officer at Berkshire County Sheriff's Office

Liam Brady is an experienced Correctional Officer at the Berkshire County Sheriff's Office since January 2022, responsible for supervising inmates, ensuring custody, and maintaining institutional security. As the owner of Brady Mowing since March 2023, Liam provides general lawn care and maintenance services. Previously, Liam held positions at Taconic Golf Club, starting as a Greenskeeper and advancing to Assistant Golf Course Superintendent, where role responsibilities included crew leadership and training. Additional experience includes sign production at Graphic Impact Signs Inc and food service at Freight Yard Restaurant & Pub. Liam Brady is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at Norwich University, with an expected graduation in May 2026, following a high school diploma from Mount Greylock Regional High School in 2020.

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Pittsfield, United States

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Berkshire County Sheriff's Office

The Berkshire County Sheriff's Office is the largest law enforcement agency in Berkshire County. Located in Pittsfield, MA., the Sheriff's Office oversees the county Jail and House of Correction and Regional 911 Dispatch Center. We currently hold dual accreditation with the American Correctional Association (ACA) as well as the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC). The 30 towns and 2 cities in Berkshire County are encompassed within 946 square miles of rural, mountainous terrain. The Sheriff offers an array of support services to all law enforcement agencies in the county to include: K-9 Unit, Mounted Unit, Underwater Search and Rescue Unit, Mobile Command Center, Traffic Control Trailer, Electronic sign-boards and portable light towers. Partnerships involving Sheriff's Deputies include: Berkshire County Law Enforcement Task Force, FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF), US Marshalls Task Force, FBI Western MA Gang Task Force, Anti-Crime Unit, Special Response Team (SRT), and Pittsfield Student Resource Center (SRC). The Sheriff's Office is headed by Sheriff Thomas Bowler, who was elected Sheriff in 2010 after serving over 24 years with the Pittsfield Police Department as a detective. The Sheriff oversees a staff of over 200 employees, and manages an annual operating budget of $17.5 million.


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