Clinton Police Department Hosts Annual Awards Ceremony

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On December 7, 2024, the Clinton Police Department celebrated their annual Awards Ceremony and Christmas Party, honoring officers and staff for their exemplary service throughout the year. The event recognized individuals for their dedication, achievements, and contributions to the community.

Award Recipients

Police Service Award: Officer Michael Davis

Communications Service Award: Candace Cardwell (6 years), Mary Tavis (3 years, not pictured)

Achievement Award: Officer Braeden Blanchard, Officer Layne Mitchell

DUI Award: Officer Braeden Blanchard

Life Saving Award: Officer Michael Davis

Distinguished Award: Officer Braeden Blanchard, Officer Paul Daniels

Officer of the Year: Officer Dillon Whitten

Employee of the Year: Candace Cardwell

Field Training Officer Award: Officer Braeden Blanchard, Officer Dillon Whitten, Officer Andrew Wilson

Congratulations to all award winners for their outstanding performance and service to the Clinton community!

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