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What's NewLaw Enforcement Memorial Day Orlando Police Chief Val Demings joined Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings for the Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Day service on May 6. The day recognizes the dangers of serving as a law enforcement officer and honors those who have died in the line of duty. Click here to read more. Law Enforcement Torch Run On Tuesday, April 27, Orlando Police Department (OPD) officers participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. This international event included law enforcement officers from around the world who run to raise funds and awareness for the Special Olympics. Click here to read more. 2009 OPD Officer of the Year Officer Finley Johnson was selected as the 2009 Officer of the Year for the Orlando Police Department (OPD). Since joining OPD in December 2007, Officer Johnson has helped reduce violent crime in the northwest sector of Orlando. Click here to read more. District 2 Substation and “Seniors vs. Crime” On April 7, 2010, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, District 2 City Commissioner Tony Ortiz, District 1 Commissioner Phil Diamond, District 3 Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, District 6 Commissioner Samuel B. Ings and Police Chief Val Demings celebrated the opening of the first Seniors vs. Crime Project office in Orlando in the new District 2 City of Orlando Police Department Satellite Office. Click here to read more. Crime Reports Now Online In an effort to make crime information easier to find, the Orlando Police Department (OPD) is joining several other law enforcement agencies across the nation to publish their crime data on CrimeReports.com. Click here to read more. OPD Using Innovation to Increase Safety The Orlando Police Department (OPD) presented a workshop to the Orlando City Council on February 22, 2010 showcasing several steps they have taken to make the department more efficient and allow officers to work smarter. Click here to read more. Neighborhood Watch Unit Leaders Forum On Tuesday, February 16, 2010, Mayor Buddy Dyer recognized block captains of the Neighborhood Watch Unit for their service at the annual Neighborhood Watch Unit Leaders Forum hosted by the Orlando Police Department (OPD). Click here to read more. Mayor Buddy Dyer Appoints New Fire Chief On Monday, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer announced the medical retirement of Fire Chief Jim Reynolds after 25 years of service at the City of Orlando. Mayor Dyer has appointed John Miller, a 22-year Orlando Fire Department veteran, to succeed Reynolds as the new Chief of the Orlando Fire Department. Click here to read more.
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