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COPS Office 5th Annual Community Policing in Action Photo Contest Winners
February 2019 | Volume 12 | Issue 1
The COPS Office is excited to announce the winners of the 5th Annual Community Policing in Action Photo Contest!
Since 2014, the COPS Office has called on state, local, territorial, and tribal law enforcement agencies to participate in the Community Policing in Action Photo Contest. This year’s flood of submissions captured many thoughtful moments in which dedicated officers were seen actively engaging with the communities they serve. We are grateful to all the agencies that participated as the spirited and creative submissions made the selection process as difficult as ever.
The winners of the 2019 Community Policing in Action Photo Contest are as follows:
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Top Row:
- Camden County (New Jersey) Police Department
- Charleston (South Carolina) Police Department
- Cranston (Rhode Island) Police Department
- DeKalb (Illinois) Police Department
Middle Row:
- Grand Rapids (Michigan) Police Department
- Harris County (Texas) Constable – Precinct 3
- Largo (Florida) Police Department
- Methuen (Massachusetts) Police Department
Bottom Row:
- Michigan State Police Department
- Orange County (California) Sheriff’s Department
- Round Rock (Texas) Police Department
- Fauquier County (Virginia) Sheriff’s Office
Each photo will be featured on the COPS Office website and Twitter and Facebook headers for one month during 2019. The winning law enforcement agencies will also be featured in an article in the Community Policing Dispatch e-newsletter.
Congratulations to our winners and thank you again to all the agencies that participated. These photos invite us to appreciate the often unseen extra effort that law enforcements officers make every day in communities across the country.
To learn more about the photo contest, please visit the COPS Office website.
Madeleine Smith
COPS Office
Editor’s Note: Owing to the lapse in federal appropriations, we could not feature the January photo contest winner but we are committed to showcasing all twelve of the winners and will do so as time permits. Please email us at tellcops@usdoj.gov if you have any questions.
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