After 27 years on the job, Lieutenant Joseph Murphy retired from the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office on Friday.
Lt. Murphy began his journey with the sheriff’s office in 1997 as a road patrol deputy. His commitment and expertise led him through a distinguished career, from investigator in 2014 to his current role as Lieutenant since 2020. Along the way, he served on bike patrol, as a Field Training Officer, a K9 officer, and played a crucial role as a member and leader of the Underwater Search & Recovery Team.
“Thank you, Lt. Murphy, for your incredible contributions to the safety and well-being of our community, said Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione. “Your service has made a lasting impact, and you will be greatly missed.”
New York State Police, Canandaigua Police Department, Farmington Fire Department, Victor Fire Department and City of Canandaigua Emergency Squad joined in the celebration of Lt. Murphy’s career on Friday.
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