Tampa Police Department wins TOP HONORS
from cycling community.Bike Activist, Alan Snel
thanked the department for taking steps to make Tampa Streets more
"Bike Friendly". More than 300 people attended the annual BIKE BASH.
Major John Newman Accepting the award! (Second
from the right)
Major John Newman launched the Department's program of using
electronic signs throughout the city reminding motorists to share the
roadways.
*SWFBUD (South West Florida
Bicycle United Dealers) is a Tampa Bay federation of
ten bicycle shop owners and two lawyers who are
committed to raising the profile of bicycling in the
Tampa Bay market, getting more people on bicycles and
drawing more public and government resources for
bicycling. SWFBUD is the country's only localized
alliance of bike store dealers who have banded together
to promote and grow bicycling in one specific market.
Officer of the Month
October, 2010
Officer David J. Miller
Officer Of The Month
September, 2010
Officer Harry R. Augello
Officer Of The Month
August, 2010
Officer Chris R. Celaya
Employee of the Month
Employee of the Month
August, 2010
Maryanne Hunsberger
Employee of the Month
September, 2010
Dennis P. Duggan
Employee of the Month
October, 2010
James H. Parker
District 2
District 2 was challenged to
raise the most money for the Memorial Run. Squad 206 sold
the most T-shirts and signed up the most runners for the
Memorial Run
Congrats
Squad 206
Seminole Heights Hub Grub
Sunday October 24,
2010 -- The Tampa Police Department's Bike Patrol participated in
an annual bike ride to support businesses in the Greater
Seminole Heights neighborhood.
Warrant Round-Up
Wednesday
October 20, 2010, Tampa Police Officers teamed up with
Hillsborough County Sheriff Deputies for a North Tampa Round-Up
of wanted suspects. The two agencies often combine forces
to make our community safer.
Thousands Run in Honor of Fallen Officers
October 9, 2010--The Tampa Police Department's Memorial Run hit a record number of participants this year. 2,673 citizens and law enforcement officers crossed the finish line in support of those lost in the line of duty--up from 700 last year. The record breaking turnout is largely due to a
collaborative effort of the department's Memorial Committee and the Gasparilla Distance Classic Association. As the race grows in popularity, both groups expect and even greater turnout next year.
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