LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department marked a historic milestone this July with the promotion of Sheree Page, who has become the first African American female to serve as a Corrections Captain in the agency’s history.
Captain Page’s journey with LVMPD began in 1997, when she joined the department as a Law Enforcement Support Technician. Her drive to serve and lead propelled her forward as she tested into Corrections, rose to the rank of Sergeant, then continued shattering barriers by becoming LVMPD’s first African American female Corrections Lieutenant.
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Now, as Captain, Page’s achievement stands as a testament to her unwavering perseverance, leadership, and dedication to public service.
Throughout her nearly three decades with the department, Captain Page credits the metro police with providing the opportunity, stability, and support that helped her build both a meaningful career and deep ties within her community. Her story reflects not only personal triumph but also the growing diversity and representation within the agency…