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Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. During this month, we will be spotlighting some of our own officers who have Hispanic Heritage.

Today we spotlight Officer Brandon Rios. Officer Rios's mother is from Arecibo, Puerto Rico and his father from Mayaquez, Puerto Rico. Officer Rios was hired in January 2019 and soon completed the police academy that June. Prior to his employment with our department, Officer Rios served for the US Navy.

Officer Rios is an asset to our department in many ways. Not only does he speak both English and Spanish, he is kind and empathetic and treats everyone fairly. He is also known to cook delicious Puerto Rican cuisine for his co-workers!

In case you missed it ... Saturday, September 18th, was National Thank a Police Officer Day! But we don't need to wait 364 days - thank a police officer EVERY DAY!
City of Charleston Police Department

Commitment to serve, whether in Iraq or Stateside. Jumpmaster Homes salutes Officer Montelli of Saint Helena Police Department

They Served With Honor: Iraq veteran LJ Montelli joins St. Helena Police Department LJ Montelli served his country in Iraq. Now he's serving his hometown as a member of the St. Helena Police Department.

Jumpmaster Homes salutes the military personnel at Fort Carson!

Fort Carson was established in 1942 during WWII, making it one of the Army’s youngest military installations. Home to about 125 units during WWII, most famously the 10th Mountain Division. Today many units still train there, most notably; The 4th Infantry Division, the 10th Special Forces Group, the 71st Ordnance Group and more!

More information on "The Mountain Post" here: https://militarybase.net/fort-carson/