Washington County Sheriff Mike Robinson, center, honors Deputy Fred Carritt during a reception for the deputy who was retiring after 45 yers in law enforcement. Also pictured are Chief Deputy Kevin Willis and Carritt’s wife, Marla.
Deputies, police officers, county employees, friends, family and community members gathered at the Courthouse on January 4, 2018 to honor retiring Washington County sheriff’s deputy Fred Carritt. He began his law enforcement career in 1972 with the Village of Mead. Carritt has served with the Wahoo and Blair Police Department and as a K-9 handler, detective, and school resource officer for the sheriffs office.
Deputy Fred Carritt greets friends and community members at his retirement reception.
Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy Fred Carritt and wife Marla watch a slide show during a reception honoring carrot on his retirement.
Washington County Sheriff Mike Robinson, center, honors Deputy Fred Caritt during a reception for the deputy who was retire after 45 yers in law enforcement. Also pictured are Chief Deputy Kevin Willis and Carritt’s wife, Marla.
Deputy Fred Carritt greets friends and community members at his retirement reception.
Trudy Truhlsen shakes hands with retiring Deputy Fred Carritt
Fred Carritt talks with WCS Captain Phils Brazelton at Carritt’s retirement reception.
Arlington Public Schools Supt. Lynn Johnson, left, give Deptur Fret Carrot a thumbs up during a reception honoring Caritt on his retirement.
Washington County District Court Judge John Samson, center congratulates Deptut Fred Carrot on his retirement Also are bob Tichota and Cody Carritt.
January scrapbook: Fred Carritt honored for service to community Deputies, police officers, county employees, friends, family and community members gathered at the Courthouse on January 4, 2018 to honor retiring Washington County sheriff’s deputy Fred Carritt.