Sheree Page named first Black female corrections captain in Las Vegas

Page breaks barriers with historic promotion at Las Vegas Metro Police Department

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

Sheree Page has been promoted to corrections captain at the Las Vegas Metro Police Department, becoming the first Black woman to hold that position in the department's history.

Why it matters

Page's promotion represents an important milestone for diversity and inclusion in law enforcement leadership, particularly in a major metropolitan area like Las Vegas. As the first Black female corrections captain, she serves as an inspiration and role model for other women and people of color seeking leadership roles in public safety.

The details

Page has worked for the Las Vegas Metro Police Department for many years, steadily rising through the ranks. Her new role as corrections captain will put her in charge of the department's jail and detention facilities, overseeing operations, staffing, and inmate welfare.

  • Sheree Page was promoted to corrections captain in February 2026.

The players

Sheree Page

The first Black female corrections captain in the history of the Las Vegas Metro Police Department.

Las Vegas Metro Police Department

The main law enforcement agency serving the city of Las Vegas, Nevada.

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What they’re saying

“I am honored to be the first Black woman to hold this position, and I hope my achievement will inspire others to pursue careers in law enforcement and corrections.”

— Sheree Page, Corrections Captain (fox5vegas.com)

What’s next

Page's promotion is expected to be celebrated at a special ceremony with the Las Vegas Metro Police Department in the coming weeks.

The takeaway

Sheree Page's historic promotion to corrections captain at the Las Vegas Metro Police Department is a significant step forward for diversity and representation in law enforcement leadership, paving the way for more women and people of color to rise through the ranks and take on high-level roles.