Please use this forum to keep in contact with me and don't forget to like and share this page! Joe Saboury is a long-time resident of Centreville in Queen Anne's County. His family moved to Centreville in 1980 where he attended and graduated from Queen Anne's County High School in 1987. Joe went on to pursue a career in law enforcement by serving as an intelligence specialist in the United State
s Army where he served on active duty from 1988-1992. With an honorable discharge, Joe applied for and was accepted to the Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy where he served as a Queen Anne's County Deputy Sheriff from 1993-1998. During this assignment Joe was assigned to patrol and K-9. In 1998, Joe was accepted into the Maryland State Police Academy where he graduated as the President of the 111th Maryland State Police Academy Class. Over the next 20 years Joe proudly served at State Police Barracks across the Eastern Shore and Baltimore Metro Regions. Joe rose through the ranks of the Maryland State Police and retired as the Assistant Commander of the Maryland State Police Criminal Intelligence Section, and Commander of the Eastern Shore Criminal Intelligence Center. During his tenure with the Maryland State Police, Joe received numerous awards and commendations for service above and beyond the call of duty. A few of his certifications included fi****ms instructor, crash reconstructionist, and response to active assailant threat instructor for police and civilians. After retirement, Joe served as the Chief Management Analyst with the Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office, and most recently as the Manager of Special Police for the Administrative Office of the Courts for the Maryland Judiciary. Joe and his family enjoy spending time on their boat, fishing, and sports. Joe is an active community member having served on the Corsica River Conservancy Board, Northbrook Homeowners Association Board, Town of Centreville Personnel Review Board, Town of Centreville Board of Zoning Appeals, Queen Anne's County Animal Control Board, and is a former council member for the Town of Church Hill. Joe is an active volunteer coach in Queen Anne's County where he has coached youth sports in basketball, travel baseball, and soccer. Joe is excited for the opportunity to bring over 30 years of law enforcement experience, leadership, and management to the Centreville Police Department, residents, community members, and business owners of the town of Centreville. Centreville police officers have been keeping our streets safe for 174 years with the first officer sworn in on September 10, 1846. Today, with 13 sworn officers, Centreville is the only municipality in Queen Anne’s County with a police force.
