I want to Nominate Constable Cameel Chambers of Peel as Police Hero of the Year for her amazing community outreach and involvement. 

I nominate my cousin Casey Vucko because he likes to help people and after seeing many videos of him back home helping out the kids in hospitals and bringing presents - also makes him my inspiration. It also guides me more in the foot steps for my career as a correctional officer after seeing everything he's done. 

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I nominate Casey due to he has worked very hard to become a great officer of the law that he is today. He takes care of his two grandparents and takes time to spend with his younger cousins from watching their hockey games to taking them to toy stores and letting the pick what ever they want. He deserves an award because he is good hearted young man that deserves to be recognized for all his hard work and dedication. Love you Case and proud to call you my cousin. Love Carter and Sarah (photo courtesy of TBNewsWatch

I nominate officer Jeremy Morton of the Brantford Police Association for bravely going into a house fire to rescue an individual he was told was still in the house. He was one of the first responders on the scene before the fire department arrived.

I nominate Kevin Dukes for his hard work and the dedication he brings to his work every day.

I nominate Staff Sgt. Mike Kenopic for the outstanding work he does everyday. He is person who is dedicated to his work.

I have had the pleasure of knowing Sgt. Lisa Kenopic since 2003.

She is a dedicated officer who has had a lot of positions over the years and truly works hard each and every day. She has a passion for her job and she demonstrates her love of protecting and serving the citizens of Sault Ste. Marie. I truly believe she deserves recognition for the work she does.

I would like to nominate my husband, Cale Armstrong, for the Police Hero award. Although he is our hero everyday, there are stories that most people do not know. A couple of my favourites are as follows.

One day Cale was on patrol and helped a new Mom in her apartment with some issues. After he dealt with the issues at hand, he noticed that the new baby's crib was not yet together. He quickly put it together so that Mom had a safe place to put her baby in. On his way out of the apartment, he noticed that the stairs were icy. With his own money he went to the store on his way home and bought salt. He put it on her stairs and never said a word. He was concerned she would fall with the baby. 

Cale Armstrong is not only a hero to his family, but to the Windsor community.