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Law Enforcement Awards Program Part of the mission of the Police Heritage Museum is to promote a better understanding between law enforcement officers and the citizens they serve by demonstrating the role officers play in their communities' history and growth. By establishing the Law Enforcement Awards Program, the Police Heritage Museum hopes to meet its mission by promoting the public trust and support of local law enforcement agencies by showcasing the achievements of local law enforcement officers. In addition, we hope to shed light on the community member that wears a law enforcement uniform. The Law Enforcement Awards Program is sponsored by the York Newspaper Company, and is held in cooperation with: York County Chiefs of Police Association White Rose Lodge #15, Fraternal Order of Police York County Lodge #73, Fraternal Order of Police York County District Attorney's Office. Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award The Police Heritage Museum hopes to recognize well-rounded law enforcement officers who have exceeded the duty requirements expected of their position and have also demonstrated a distinct pattern of community service along with professional achievement. Selection criteria includes:
Award of Valor The Police Heritage Museum wishes to recognize local law enforcement officers for exceptional courage in a specific hazardous or life-threatening situation. Selection criteria will include:
Citizen Award of Merit The Police Heritage Museum wishes to recognize local citizens for actions taken at personal risk to:
2007 Law Enforcement Awards Program ![]() The 2007 Law Enforcement Awards ceremony was held on Thursday, May 8, 2008 in the York County Commissioners' meeting room at the York County Administrative Center, 28 East Market Street (the former York County Court House). The following officers were recognized:
Please visit the following pages for previous award recipients and nominees.
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