DELHI - The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office has named Corporal Elizabeth Cherry its Employee of the Quarter, recognizing her professionalism, leadership and commitment to service.
Cherry began her career in the Sheriff’s Office Corrections Division in May 2022 as a part-time corrections officer. She moved to a full-time position the following month.
She graduated from the Basic Corrections Academy and earned her Municipal Police Training Council certification in May 2023. She has since earned additional certifications in inmate classification, field training and Honor Guard service.
Cherry was promoted to corporal in March 2026. Since becoming a corrections supervisor, she has continued to develop her leadership skills and take on additional responsibilities, according to the sheriff’s office.
Nominated by fellow supervisors, Cherry was recognized for her attention to detail, strong work ethic, dependability and ability to set a positive example for colleagues.
She also has demonstrated proficiency with facility software and databases, helping ensure that records and information about incarcerated individuals are updated accurately and efficiently, the office said.
In addition to her supervisory duties, Cherry serves as officer in charge of the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard and Parade Detail Unit. In that role, she represents the office at official functions and community events.
The sheriff’s office congratulated Cherry on the recognition and thanked her for her service to the department and Delaware County communities.
