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Commission honors Lieutenant Riley on his retirement

San Francisco Police Commission · June 20, 2012
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Summary

Lieutenant Riley received tributes from commissioners, the chief and the OCC director for years of service; the commission adjourned the meeting in his honor and wished him well for retirement.

The San Francisco Police Commission spent the meeting’s opening and closing recognizing Lieutenant Riley as he retires from the department.

Commissioners and officials praised Riley’s service, mentorship and discretion. President Mizuko and Commissioner Marshall both thanked Riley for his years as commission secretary and as a police officer; Director Hicks described him as the commission’s “tribal memory.”

Riley responded with appreciation and humility, saying the commission role was unique and that he was honored to have served. The commission adjourned in his honor at the meeting’s close, offering thanks to Riley and his family and best wishes for his retirement and future plans.

The tribute was formal and ceremonial; no personnel or administrative actions about his status were taken during the meeting beyond the recognition and adjournment in his honor.