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The nomination and criteria for the George
Almond Officer of the Year Award has been set. The
Officer of the Year committee has put in place the
parameters for this award along with the
nomination form that will
be used. This award was created to honor the service of
retired Detective George
Almond who retired in August of 2004. The guidelines for
the nomination procedure are as follows:
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Nominations are accepted all year with a
deadline being December 31st.
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Nominations must be for actions or
behavior by nominees in the year that the
award is to be given. Information from
previous years may be used to show a pattern
of consistency or exemplary behavior over a
number of years, but must related to the
nominated action in the actual year of the
award.
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Nominations may be given to a committee or
executive board member.
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You do not have to be a PBA member to
nominate someone.
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You must be a PBA member to receive the
award.
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After the nomination period closes, the
Officer of the Year committee will narrow
the list to five nominations.
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These five nominations will be presented to
the Cary Chapter board to select the Officer
of Year award.
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Everyone that is nominated will receive a
certificate. The five finalists for Officer
of the Year will receive a plaque
designating that they were a finalist. The
Officer of the Year will receive a plaque
designating that they are the Officer of the
Year.
Along with the nomination guidelines
the committee put in place criteria to guide the nomination
process. The
criteria
for nominations cover the following areas:
Leadership, Community Service, Mentoring, Excellence in
Performance, and Valor.
George Almond is the Committee
Chairperson. Bruce Dale and
Sheri Abraham also serve on this
committee. Nomination forms or
questions should be forwarded to
these committee or executive
board members.
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