Howard County Sheriff's FOP Lodge #131

07/08/2026

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Sheriff Harris is honored to announce the retirement of Deputy First Class Ella Greene after an incredible 36 years of dedicated service with the Howard County Sheriff's Office.

For more than three decades, DFC Greene has faithfully served the citizens of Howard County with professionalism, integrity, and compassion. Throughout her distinguished career, she has been a trusted colleague, a dedicated public servant, and a valued member of the Sheriff's Office family. Her commitment to excellence, strong work ethic, and willingness to serve wherever needed have earned the respect and admiration of those who have had the privilege of working alongside her.

Thirty-six years of service is an extraordinary milestone that reflects a lifetime of dedication to public safety and the mission of the Howard County Sheriff's Office. The positive impact DFC Greene has made on her fellow deputies, courthouse staff, community partners, and the countless individuals she has encountered throughout her career will be felt for years to come.

On behalf of the Howard County Sheriff's Office, we extend our deepest gratitude to DFC Greene for her unwavering commitment and loyal service. Please join Sheriff Harris and the members of the Sheriff's Office in congratulating DFC Greene on her well-deserved retirement and wishing her good health, happiness, and many exciting adventures in this next chapter of life.

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

In honor of Deputy Frank J. Miller - End of Watch 06/07/1946

06/03/2026

06/01/2026

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05/22/2026

05/21/2026

Today marks eight years since Officer Amy Sorrells Caprio’s passing. In her memory, officers will wear mourning bands on their badges.

On May 21, 2018, Officer Caprio, 29, responded to a call regarding a suspicious vehicle in the Perry Hall area. A second call confirmed that a home was being burglarized by four suspects associated with the suspicious vehicle, which was later determined to be stolen. When Officer Caprio arrived on scene, she exited her vehicle and ordered the driver to exit the Jeep Wrangler. The driver accelerated, fatally striking Officer Caprio.

Officer Caprio was assigned to Precinct 8 in Parkville at the time of her passing. She served with the Department for nearly four years. Her sacrifice will always be remembered. Her name, alongside other fallen heroes, is inscribed on the monument at Patriot Plaza in Towson.