Cambridge police honor first sergeant jose hernandez as officer of the month

Cambridge Police honor First Sergeant Jose Hernandez as Officer of the Month

Cambridge, MD – The Cambridge Police Department has recognized First Sergeant Jose Hernandez as its Officer of the Month for September, honoring his 27 years of dedicated service and leadership within the department.

Hernandez, a veteran officer known for his reliability and professionalism, currently assists Lt. Ball in managing the patrol division and ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of critical police reports.

Department officials praised his continued contributions to the city and his support of fellow officers across multiple shifts.


Key Points

  • First Sergeant Jose Hernandez named Cambridge Police Officer of the Month for September
  • Hernandez has served the department for 27 years, assisting in patrol oversight and administration
  • Recognized for leadership, translation support, and commitment to department operations

Veteran officer recognized for leadership and dedication

According to Cambridge Police, First Sergeant Hernandez plays a vital role in overseeing patrol operations, reviewing accident and incident reports, and maintaining administrative efficiency within the department. His leadership ensures that the patrol division functions smoothly and effectively on a daily basis.

Longtime service praised by department leadership

In addition to his supervisory duties, Hernandez often provides translation services and assists other patrol squads and supervisors by covering shifts when needed. Chief Mark Todd’s administration commended his decades of dedication, calling him an invaluable member of the department whose expertise benefits both the agency and the broader Cambridge community.

The department extended its congratulations and appreciation to First Sergeant Hernandez for his ongoing service and commitment to public safety.

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