Melbourne Police Department Officer Joe Ameigh Retires After 28 Years of Dedicated Service
By Space Coast Daily // June 7, 2024
commitment to ensuring our safety and well-being has been nothing short of exemplary
BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – Melbourne Police Department officials announced that Officer Joe Ameigh will retire after 28 years of outstanding service.
“As we bid farewell to Joe we reflect on the incredible impact he has made on our community,” said Melbourne Police Chief David Gillespie.
“His unwavering commitment to ensuring our safety and well-being has been nothing short of exemplary, Throughout his career, Joe has demonstrated remarkable courage, integrity, and compassion and his contributions extend beyond his official duties. He has mentored new officers, offering guidance and support to ensure the highest standards of law enforcement are upheld.
“His leadership and dedication have left an indelible mark on our department and will continue to inspire future generations of officers. We thank Joe for his exceptional service, his sacrifice, and his unwavering dedication to protecting and serving our community. His legacy will live on, and his impact will be felt for years to come.
“Join us in wishing him a fulfilling and joyful retirement, knowing that he has truly made a difference. Thank you, Joe for your service. Your dedication will never be forgotten.”
WATCH: The Melbourne Police Department is committed to hiring only the best! We actively seek individuals who want a challenging career in a professional environment. Please contact our Recruitment Officer at 321-608-6321 or e-mail Recruiter@mlbfl.org for more information.
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