Brunswick Police Department 

Honors

OFFICER  OF  THE  YEAR

Detective Jose Galdamez

     The Brunswick Police Department is proud to announce that Detective Jose Galdamez has been named as the Brunswick Police Department's Officer of the Year.   Detective Galdamez has been employed with the department for almost seven years.  He is currently assigned to the Criminal Investigations Division and investigates various felony cases.

 

 

CIVILIAN  OF  THE  YEAR

 Katrina Patterson, Accreditation Manager

     

     The Brunswick Police Department is proud to announce that Katrina Patterson has been selected as the Brunswick Police Department's Civilian Employee of the Year.  Mrs. Patterson, who serves as the Accreditation Manager, has worked at the department for fifteen years.  She was a great asset when the department achieved State Certification in July of 2005 and is currently working on the effort to become CALEA certified.  Mrs. Patterson is also responsible for coordinating the Volunteer Chaplains and assists the Training Staff and IT Manager.  

 

 

SUPERVISOR  OF  THE  YEAR

 Cpl. Russell Berger

     The Brunswick Police Department is proud to announce that Corporal Russell Berger has been chosen as the Brunswick Police Department's Supervisor of the Year.  Cpl. Berger has been an officer at the department for six years and in early 2007 stepped up to fill in as supervisor of his shift.   

 

 

VOLUNTEER  OF  THE  YEAR

Rev. Tim Brown, Blythe Island Baptist Church

     The Brunswick Police Department is proud to announce that the Rev. Tim Brown has been designated as the Brunswick Police Department's Volunteer of the Year.  Rev. Brown, who serves as pastor of Blythe Island Baptist Church, has faithfully served as a department chaplain since October of 2006.  In addition to providing assistance or support to victims or their families when called upon, Rev. Brown also counsels department members who request it, provides sermons on DVD for officers who are unable to attend church services regularly due to shift work, and is a frequent visitor to the station and on ride-a-longs with street officers.  

 

 

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