Director of Corrections Arnie Matos is "extremely proud" of this group of County employees who volunteer their time. The cost of their equipment is split between the jail and the Corrections Officers Union. The M1Garand rifles were acquired from the US Army Civilian Marksmanship Program, which awards honor guards these rifles to qualified law enforcement and veterans' groups. The bagpiper uses his own purchased bagpipes for the group.
Believe it or not, most public employees are just like these folks, except they can't play the bagpipes.
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