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Atlantic Women in
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1) Officer of the Year Award - TOP COP
To be awarded to any officer who has a history in excellence in all four areas of leadership, community service, mentoring and excellence in performance.
| Leadership | Community Service | Mentoring | Excellence in Performance |
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Encompasses skills in these areas, but not limited to: • Problem Solving• Planning and Organization• Communication• Administration |
Design, implementation & participation in: • Community• School Projects• Neighborhood Watches• Town Meetings• Cultural Groups
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Encompasses skills in these areas, but not limited to: • Assistance to women in law enforcement• Development of programs or policies favorable to women• Serving on committees to review women’s issues and propose recommendations |
Encompasses skills in these areas, but not limited to: • Investigative skills• Street skills
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2) Leadership Award
To be awarded to any officer who distinguishes herself by superior accomplishments or continuing long-term involvement using leadership skills that encompass but are not limited to problem solving, planning, organizational, communication, positive role model, and/or administrative which make a significant contribution within the agency or the law enforcement mission.
3) Community Service
To be awarded to any officer who distinguishes herself by superior accomplishment through developing, designing, implementing, and participating in programs involving communities that include neighborhoods, schools, community meetings or businesses.
4) Mentoring
To be awarded to any officer, who distinguishes herself with her support and assistance to women in law enforcement, development of programs or policies favorable to women, serving on committees/organizations that review women’s issues.
5) Excellence in Performance
To be awarded to any officer who distinguishes herself thorough superior attention to duty or outstanding investigative effort that leads to the identification, location, or arrest, or a major criminal or criminal activity.
6) Medal of Valor
To be awarded to any officer who distinguishes herself through acts of Bravery above and beyond the call of duty. This would also include exemplary performance during extremely dangerous situations. This awarded is not limited to one recipient.
AWARD APPLICATION
ATLANTIC WOMEN
IN LAW ENFORCEMENT
2004 AWARD APPLICATION
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Rules
Nominee
Name:
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Address:
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Telephone
Work: (____)__________________ Telephone Home: (___)___________________
Fax:
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E-mail:
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Nominator
Name:
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Address:
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Telephone
Work: (____)___________________Telephone Home: (____)_________________
Fax:
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E-
mail:
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| • Does the nominee oppose media publicity regarding the award? | Yes 1 No 1 |
| • Will candidate attend the AWLE conference? | Yes 1 No 1 |
| • Will candidate attend AWLE Banquet? | Yes 1 No 1 |
| • Brief synopsis of nominee’s achievement and reasons for nominations included? | Yes 1 No 1 |
| • Biography of nominee included? | Yes 1 No 1 |
| • Letters of reference and/or support included? | Yes 1 No 1 |
Nominations
must be received by August 31, 2005
Note:
If no nominees qualify for a specific award, the award need not be
presented.
| Please mail your nominations to: | AWLE
President Chris MacNaughton RCMP Fredericton 1445 Regent Street Fredericton NB E3B-4Z8 |
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