The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office hosted an annual cookout in honor of National Correctional Officers Week. Among the attendees was the jail’s first major, a woman who’s worked there for over 30 years.
It’s been over 90 days since Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch was sworn in. Since then, he’s spent time studying jail operations. The jail already had Deputies, Corrections Officers, Wardens, Captains and more. But one position was missing in his eyes and finding someone to fulfill that role would change the jail’s history.
Meet Maj. Sadie Stallworth. She’s been working at the sheriff’s office for over 37 years. She will serve as Mobile County’s first corrections major. In her new role, Stallworth will oversee personnel and assignments and examine jail operations for possible areas of improvement.
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