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Retired Escambia Chief Deputy Aiken Joins Technology Company
July 8, 2013
Larry Aiken, former chief deputy of the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has joined technology company Edge Access of Odessa, Fla. Edge Access is a developer and integrator of voice over IP technologies for first responders and the correctional industry.
Aiken, who retired from the ECSO effective at the end of June, joined Edge Access as vice president of business development.
“Larry brings 34 plus years of law enforcement experience along with an incredible technical prowess to Edge Access. When you combine that with the most advanced video visitation and investigative system available in the market today, I feel that the company is now positioned to dominate this evolving market,” said Rob Veschi, Edge Access president and CEO.
“I look forward to working with the team to move the company forward by deepening our current customer relationships and attracting new accounts with the most robust visitation system I’ve seen available today,” Aiken said.
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4 Responses to “Retired Escambia Chief Deputy Aiken Joins Technology Company”
Congrats Larry!!!
I’m glad! Now many agencies can benefit from his his expertise and knowledge. Congratulations to a hard worker.
I have to agree with Bobby! Chief Aiken was the only one I interacted with through multiple administrations that never blew smoke around and pointed the responsibility to someone else. Good luck LA!
Chief Aiken has always been an excellent leader with a good head on his shoulders. He’s very intelligent and cares for the people in his life. I was sorry to see him leave the Sheriffs Office. I wish him the best. Thanks for your service to your Country and your community.