Rexburg Police Department honors Officer Yardley and Officer Camachi for outstanding service

Rexburg City Council celebrated the achievements of local law enforcement during its recent meeting, highlighting the dedication and training of two officers. Chief of Police Josh Rhodes recognized Officer Yardley for earning an intermediate certificate, a significant milestone that requires a minimum of 1,800 hours of post-approved training. Officer Yardley, who joined the Rexburg Police Department in February 2021, has quickly become an integral part of the team, serving as a SWAT member and a drone operator.

In addition, Officer Camachi was honored for achieving a master certificate, a prestigious recognition that demands extensive training, years of service, and college credits. With a career at the department since 2009, Officer Camachi currently serves as a school resource officer and SWAT commander, earning praise from the community for his impactful work with youth.

The council expressed gratitude for the officers' hard work and commitment to public safety, emphasizing the importance of their training in enhancing the effectiveness of the police force. The meeting also opened the floor for public comments, inviting community members to share their thoughts and concerns.