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Inkster Police Chief introduces four new officers to the community
Summary
Police Chief Tamika Jenkins introduced four officers who graduated from Oakland Police Academy, noting that the class won two awards and produced high test scores; the chief invited the community to welcome the new hires.
Police Chief Tamika Jenkins introduced four new officers at the joint meeting, saying the officers graduated from the Oakland Police Academy in Auburn Hills and that the class brought home two awards from the academy.
Chief Jenkins named the new officers as Officer Hill, Officer Hamzy, Officer Parker and Officer Jackson and said one of the officers served as class president and delivered the graduation speech. Jenkins said the recruits earned academy test scores ranging from roughly 85% to 100% and asked attendees to welcome the officers to the city.
Mayor and council members thanked Chief Jenkins and welcomed the new officers to the department. The introductions were framed as part of community outreach and as recognition of recruitment and training efforts at the Department.
No council action was required; the introductions were a ceremonial presentation.
