Who is your Public Safety Champion?
The DeKalb County Police Alliance is seeking nominations for our 2010 DeKalb Public Safety Champion Awards. These awards honor police officers, community members and community organizations who have a positive impact on public safety. Who in Dunwoody, Chamblee, Doraville or DeKalb could you honor with a nomination?
This is your opportunity to help honor them!
Just fill out the nomination form and submit by September 9th.
Just fill out the nomination form and submit by September 9th.
1st Annual Insider's Breakfast
featuring
Colonel John King, Doraville Police Chief
Reflections on Lessons Learned from a Year's Deployment in Afghanistan
July 22nd, 8:00 am
Crowne Plaza Ravinia
RSVP -
678.362.0392
4th Annual Police Officers Ball
October 30, 2010
Crowne Plaza Ravinia Hotel
October 30, 2010
Crowne Plaza Ravinia Hotel
The 2010 Hometown Hero's Gala & Silent Auction will raise funds to ensure that every sworn police officer in unincorporated DeKalb County and all the municipalities has a $100,000 life insurance policy.
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Deborah Spector, deborah.spector@dekalbpolicealliance.org, or call 678.362.0392
3 comments:
I am aware of several acts of heroism as well as acts of kindness displayed by Dunwoody officers that are eligible for nomination but I will reserve my votes until I give it more thought and the deadline gets a little closer.
In all seriousness, the DeKalb Officers blog run by an anonymous DeKalb policeman has done more to identify issues within the Department and therefore affected real internal change which then impacts and improves the safety of the citizens relying on the DeKalb Police Department. Kudos to them.
Thank you for your recognition. I am truly honored.
Kudos to Dunwoody Officers, Rusty Furman and Lt. Oliver Fladrich for being nominated for this award.
Interesting that an anonymous blog fighting for transparency was actually nominated for the DeKalb Police Alliance - Safety Champion Award.
http://dekalbofficersspeak.blogspot.com/2010/09/dekalb-officers-speak-blog-nominateed.html
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