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St. Ann honors evidence technician and animal-control officer; patrolman praised for major drug seizure
Summary
The board recognized evidence technician Michael Edison for an evidence-room audit, presented an award to animal-control officer Sage Eubinger for service and praised patrolman Matthew Buckeye after a significant methamphetamine seizure during a patrol stop.
At the Jan. 5 meeting the board formally recognized several city public-safety employees and volunteers.
Evidence technician Michael Edison was acknowledged for conducting a substantial evidence-room audit for the North County Police Cooperative; the board read a certificate thanking him for his "diligence and professionalism in conducting the evidence audit." The board said the work strengthened accountability and community trust.
The board also presented an award to animal-control officer Sage Eubinger for extensive service and volunteer work that supported animal-adoption efforts; speakers noted a donated animal-control truck and regional assistance to neighboring jurisdictions.
Patrolman Matthew Buckeye was named officer of the month for December after a patrol stop that led to a large seizure of methamphetamine, which speakers described as "7 and 12 ounces" with an estimated street value of about $10,000. Officials said the case is continuing and did not provide prosecutorial outcomes during the meeting.
The recognitions were presented during the meeting's presentation segment; the board applauded each honoree and noted continuing departmental work.
