The Churchill County Sheriff’s Office is beginning a new chapter in its K9 program as Deputy Kyndra Leary has been selected to serve as the department’s newest K9 handler.
This week, Leary and members of the K9 Unit plan to travel to Banning, California, to evaluate several dogs before choosing the department’s next K9 partner. The trip marks a significant milestone for the sheriff’s office, which has worked hard to strengthen and expand its K9 capabilities over the past few years.
Sheriff’s Office officials say the progress would not be possible without the support of local residents. Community donations have played a key role in funding training, equipment, and the acquisition of a new service dog.
Leary’s selection is being celebrated throughout the department as a well-earned opportunity. Members of the community have shared many congratulations. Once the new K9 is chosen and training is underway, the Sheriff’s Office plans to introduce the dog to the community.
The Churchill County Sheriff’s Office is applauding Leary’s achievement and looking ahead to the arrival of its newest four-legged team member.
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