Argyle promotes three officers to corporal for historic achievement in police department

Argyle's Town Council meeting on April 21, 2025, marked a significant milestone for the Argyle Police Department as three officers were promoted to the rank of corporal, a first in the agency's history following a competitive examination. Corporals Caleb Mullenax, Jacob Reimer, and Paige Harwell were recognized for their achievements, with Harwell making history as the highest-ranking female officer in the department's history. The rigorous testing process, which included comprehensive knowledge of departmental policies and leadership texts, showcased the dedication and capability of these officers.

In addition to the promotions, Mayor Rick Bradford proclaimed the week of May 2025 as National Police Week, coinciding with Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15. This proclamation honors the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers who have died or been disabled in the line of duty. Mayor Bradford emphasized the importance of recognizing the service and commitment of the Argyle Police Department in safeguarding the community.

The meeting also included discussions on zoning amendments, indicating ongoing efforts to refine town development standards. As Argyle continues to grow, these decisions will play a crucial role in shaping the community's future.

The recognition of the newly promoted corporals and the proclamation for National Police Week highlight the town's commitment to supporting its law enforcement and honoring their service, reinforcing the bond between the police and the community they serve.