On November 30, 2017 the Second District Police Community Relations Awards Ceremony was held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. A large crowd was present to honor police officers and citizens who went above and beyond the call of duty. There were family members, Mayor Frank Jackson, Safety Director Mike McGrath, numerous city councilmen, and a host of other city dignitaries in attendance. The ceremony was emceed by Second District Commander Tom Stacho. Being recognized were three recipients receiving the Cleveland Police Foundation’s Community Service Award. They included Patrol Officer Hubert Kidd #865, a community outreach officer; Rose Roy, a neighborhood activist and volunteer; and the LJ Minor Corporation, a longtime friend and Second District community partner. Following the program the guests were treated to a delicious meal provided by Bruno’s Ristorante. This event was the fifth and final police-community awards ceremony for the year 2017. CPF Community Partnerships Coordinator Bob Guttu remarked, “It was a pleasure to attend these ceremonies and honor the officers and citizens that make the City of Cleveland a safer and better place to live.”
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- (Left to right) Mike McGrath, Kim Snyder, Chief Calvin Williams, Bob Guttu, Rose Roy, Mayor Frank Jackson.
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- (Left to right) Mike McGrath, Chief Calvin Williams, Kim Snyder, Bob Guttu, Officer Hubert Kidd, Mayor Frank Jackson.
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- A large crowd was on hand to honor the Second District recipients.
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- Longtime Community Relation’s Committee member Bob Shores and Commander Tom Stacho.
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- (left to right) Fifth District Segeant Tim-Maffo Judd, Linda Litto, Kim Snyder, Rose Roy.
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- Guests enjoy a fine meal provided by Bruno’s Restorante.