VC Sheriff’s Sergeant Hollowell Retires With 27 Years of Service
Above is Sergeant Hollowell who has retired from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office after 27 years of service, spending his last 4 year in Fillmore. Photo credit Angel Esquivel.
Above is Sergeant Hollowell who has retired from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office after 27 years of service, spending his last 4 year in Fillmore. Photo credit Angel Esquivel.
By Gazette Staff Writers — Saturday, October 4th, 2025

After 27 years of exemplary service with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office and dedicated service to residents of Ventura County, Sergeant Will Hollowell worked his last shift Wednesday, September 24th, 2025.

Sergeant Hollowell worked a short stint as a Sheriff’s Service Technician, before graduating from the Sheriff’s Academy in 1998. Over the course of his law enforcement career, Sergeant Hollowell worked a variety of assignments in both custody and patrol. Sergeant Hollowell was a resident deputy in Lockwood Valley, and worked assignments in the Civil Unit, Ojai Detectives, Camarillo Special Enforcement Unit, Fillmore Administration, and Fillmore patrol supervisor.

Sergeant Hollowell was a dedicated member of the Sheriff’s Office and spent the last four years serving the Fillmore community. Yesterday, the Fillmore station held a going away luncheon to send Sergeant Hollowell off into retirement.

Sergeant Hollowell, thank you for your dedicated service to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. Enjoy your retirement!