I would like to nominate Officer Cadarette for all her hard work she does in our community. Her overall personality is positive, she is easy to approach, and easy to talk to as well. She is an officer who gives a lot of her time to the community. She works hard with helping out with the Special Olympics, and even helped sponsor one of the special needs children for the event. 

I feel that Jennifer always takes time to help others. She actively volunteers her free time at Gordon Elementary assisting in fundraisers and parent council. Jennifer is actively involved in outside sports clubs in the community, including the Pelham Panthers basketball U12 and U17 girls teams.  

Often enough in Guelph, you can constantly see Constable Kevin Dahl footing the downtown streets and reaching out to the community. Kevin is rarely seen without offering a pleasant hello and an ear to ear smile on his face. He’s definitely and inspiration to many who seek a future in policing. Thanks for all of your hard work Kevin!

I would like to nominate my niece Cst. Kimberly Cadarette. In 2014, Kimberly hosted a car wash, which raised almost $15,000 for the Special Olympics. In 2015, while working as an officer at St. Martins Secondary School, she assisted with a fundraising event for a family. The event that would have normally raised approx $1,000, but with the help of Kimberly, they raised almost $10,000 which allowed the family to purchase a prostate leg and allowed the daughter to finish college.

I'd like to nominate my unofficial adopted baby brother and friend. Shannon Parks of the Brantford Police Service goes above and beyond. Not only for his team players, but for his friends and people on the streets. He is a proud officer and extremely dedicated, putting in numerous overtime hours especially in times of crisis. 

I would like to nominate Special Constable John Schultz for putting together North Bay's first Civilian Police Academy. He did an amazing job and spent many hours of his own time, putting this together. North Bay Now did a profile article about Special Constable Schultz' work, which can be read online: https://www.mynorthbaynow.com/30344/nbps-names-its-new-community-safety-coordinator/amp/

Kim Cadarette has been involved in numerous fundraising initiatives at work but stands out with her commitment to the community. She formed a group called Team Nobody's that goes out approximately every six weeks to feed and cloth the homeless. She has successfully run the organization for 3 years and helped countless members in our society.

As Jennifer Camden's friend for the last 10 yrs, I've seen her true dedication to her job, often missing functions and get-togethers for many a night shift. 

I would like to nominate my brother Mike Tucker. Mike started his career as a Toronto Police Officer in 2000. After about 11 years of phenomenal police work in 31 division, he decided to make the switch to Barrie Police to be closer to home. He quickly transitioned into a prestigious ETF position where he continues to selflessly serve his community daily.