Richardson promoted to lieutenant by Worcester County Sheriff

Sgt. Brian Richardson of Grafton was among 15 sergeants promoted to the rank of lieutenant by Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis.

“All promotions at the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office are based on merit, work ethic and a dedication to duty,” Evangelidis said. “Today, I am very proud to announce the promotion of Sgt. Brian Richardson as well as the other 14 sergeants to the rank of lieutenant. These individuals represent the best in the field of corrections and will work hard to make us a better department.”  

Richardson, a 17 year veteran at the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office, started his career with the department in January 2004, was promoted to sergeant in October of 2017 and effective immediately to lieutenant.  

As a sergeant, Richardson was assigned to the K9 Unit with his partner Mookie and will continue his role in that department as well as serve as a lieutenant on the line in the modular housing unit. 

Richardson is also a member of the WCSO Honor Guard, Special Operations Group and Emergency Response Team.

Richardson will be responsible for commanding and supervising correctional officers and staff under his charge as well as monitoring the care, custody and control of inmate activity ensuring the safety of both staff and inmates. 

Richardson resides in Grafton with his wife and three children.

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