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    Sedona Police Officers Honored

    March 16, 2022No Comments
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    The Sedona Sedona Police Department hosted its annual awards night on March 14, while presenting well-deserved honors to their own.

    Employee of the Year awards were presented to:

    Volunteer: Mike Ward

    Professional Staff Member: Heidi Videto

    Officer of the Year (four-plus years of experience): Detective Aldo Ortega

    Rookie of the Year (three years or less experience): Officer Catherine Beers

    Explorer of the Year: Kiama Hahn

    MADD DUI Officer of the Year: Officer Jesse Santos

    Other awards presented included:

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    Meritorious Service Awards: Communications Specialist Adam Leili and Officer Catherine Beers.

    Chief’s Award: Support Service Technician Heidi Videto

    Letter of Commendation: Officer Jon Reed, Officer Catherine Beers, Officer Rod Ramirez

    Lifesaving Award: Officer Justin White, Officer Shayla Wallace, Officer Stephen Miolla.

    Volunteer promotion: Ray Schwartz to major

    The City thanks all our police staff for the work they put in every day of the year.

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