Mooresville Police Department awards Citizens Academy certificates and swears in new officers

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners meeting on July 7, 2025, celebrated community engagement and public safety with the graduation of the Police Department Citizens Academy and the swearing-in of three new police officers.

Captain Goodell, alongside retired Assistant Chief Eric Henderson, recognized the 15 graduates of the Citizens Academy, who completed a 13-week program that provided insights into various police operations, including patrol, K-9 units, and criminal investigations. The graduates were acknowledged for their commitment to understanding law enforcement and fostering community relations.

Following this recognition, the meeting transitioned to a ceremonial swearing-in of new officers, highlighting the town's commitment to enhancing public safety. Commissioner West joined Captain Goodell in welcoming Officer Matthew Cadwallader, Officer Marco D'Abora, and a third officer, whose details were not included in the transcript. Each officer was accompanied by family members as they took their oaths, pledging to uphold the law and serve the Mooresville community with integrity.

The meeting underscored the town's dedication to building strong community ties through education and support for its law enforcement personnel. As Mooresville continues to grow, these initiatives reflect a proactive approach to ensuring public safety and fostering trust between residents and the police department. The Board of Commissioners expressed their unwavering support for the police, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in law enforcement efforts.