2012 Trooper and Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year selected at McHenry Barrack
At a recent ceremony in Timonium, Colonel Marcus Brown, Superintendent of the Maryland State Police, recognized the McHenry Barrack Trooper of the Year and Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year.
Selected as McHenry Barrack 2012 Trooper of the Year by his peers, Senior Trooper Steven LeMay is a graduate of Beall High School, retired Army veteran and fifteen-year member of the Maryland State Police. Some of his accomplishments for 2012 included twenty-four adult arrests, thirteen juvenile arrests and leading the barrack in traffic enforcement. In addition, Senior Trooper LeMay was very involved in community policing and played a large role in reducing crime within the communities he patrolled. McHenry Barrack Commander Lieutenant Mark Rodeheaver stated, “Steve is a self motivated trooper that takes personal pride in the job he does in protecting the citizens of Garrett County. The Maryland State Police and the citizens of Garrett County are fortunate to have such a committed trooper.”
Sergeant Bradley Williams was selected as McHenry Barrack 2012 Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year by barrack command staff. A graduate of Northern Garrett High School and Frostburg State University, Sergeant Williams is an eleven year veteran of the Maryland State Police. During 2012 Sergeant Williams proved to be a leader through his commitment to the mission and objectives of the McHenry Barrack. Lieutenant Rodeheaver commented, “Brad is an outstanding supervisor and leader who is passionate about his work. He leads by example and has gained the respect of his subordinates as well as command staff.”
(In picture, left to right – Senior Trooper Steven LeMay, Colonel Marcus Brown, Sergeant Bradley Williams)
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