22-133 Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week
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Is um anyone here? The next resolution is in regards to Peace Officers Memorial Day. If you're here, please step to the podium.
Yeah.
No one's gonna be left. But Chuck and uh Kelly.
Oh here we come.
Yeah to get through the crowd. Yeah.
Ah well Welcome gentlemen. I will go ahead and read the resolution. Okay. Resolution number 22-133, a resolution of by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, declaring May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day. and the week of May fifteenth through May twenty first, twenty twenty two as police week in Pasco County. Whereas we're not going to be able to In nineteen sixty-two, President John F. Kennedy signed public law eighty-seven seven
two six. Which is thirty-six USC 136, which authorized the President to proclaim May 15th of of every year as Police Officers Memorial Day in honor of the federal, state, and local officers who have been killed, disabled, and otherwise injured in the line of duty. This resolution also o also authorized the President to designate the week in which pol peace officers Memorial Day falls. as National Police Week. NRAS
as federal all federal, state and local police officers, sheriffs and law enforcement officers across the st the United States serve with valor, dignity, and integrity. NRAS, among their many duties, law enforcement officers are charged with pursuing justice for all individuals and always acting with fidelity to the constitutional and civil rights of the public. NRAS for generations Brave men and women throughout Pasco County have answered the call to serve and protect our communities. Our law enforcement officers embody the courage
and honor that represent the best of Pasco County. And whereas in moments of danger and desperation, the first people we turn to are law enforcement officers. These often unsung heroes uh risk their lives so that they can live in peace and security. And whereas law enforcement officers endure long shifts in dangerous and unpredictable circumstances, however, our law enforcement officers are able to demonstrate remarkable self-control when operating under extreme pressure. All above above all, Pasco
County local law enforcement officers maintain the highest levels of professionalism and where and whereas law enforcement officers have negative com have navigate often navigate complex challenging situations while being exposed to some of the worst scenarios anyone could dare to imagine. Scenarios to which most citizens have the privilege of turning a blind eye. And RAS, we all owe respect and gratitude to all of Pasco County's law enforcement. These men and women work tirelessly to protect us while
putting their lives on the line to maintain and defend civil order in our community. And RAS, law enforcement officers who wear the badge are selfless public servants who put themselves in harm's way to keep us safe and deserve our support and appreciation. Therefore, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Pasco County, Florida, that said board hereby declares May fifteenth as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week of May fifteenth through May twenty first as police week in Pasco County. Done and resolved in regular session with a quorum
present and voting this seventeenth day of May twenty twenty two. Motion to approve.
Second.
All in favor?
Aye. Opposed? Okay. Commissioner Fitzpatrick? Yes.
Beginning in 1982, a gathering of the survivors and supporters of law enforcement, the National Memorial Service honors peace officers that have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Decades later, known as Police Week, Has grown to include cities, counties, and state law enforcement officers around the nation. During this month, during this week, we honor those that have fallen or are permanently harmed in the line of duty. I commend all here today, in Pasco County and through the great state of Florida, for putting the public safety
ahead of your own. We pray God will keep you safe while you perform your tasks and your duties. Thank you for your service.
Thank you very much. And um uh do you have something to take down there? Yes. Well we appreciate um your service to the community for sure. And if do you guys want to go down or do you want to stay up here?
Oh yeah. Oh no wait, wait. I'm sorry. You are welcome to address the board.
Oh yes. Jump the gun on that.
If you want to. You don't have
to.
Cyrus Robinson, Chief Port Ridge Police Department. On behalf of the men and women of the Port Ridge Police Department, I would like to thank the Commission for this recognition. It is very much appreciated.
Thank
you very much.
All right. All right, Patrick. Anyone else?
Okay, we have some com three commissioners coming down.
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the patch. Sideways slimmer. That's it. Any questions? Thank you for anything.
Yeah.
Yeah, but the lady and
All right, you guys routing? One, two, three. Hold on, I gotta do a few more. Everybody's eyes need to be open.
Sorry.
All right. Okay.
Thank you.
Thank you for a thing. Thank you all.
But thank you very much.
Okay.