CPS Officer Jimmy Pharis Honored at Awards Ceremony
Indianapolis – Friday afternoon, April 10th, the Indiana State Police Department held an awards and recognition ceremony in Indianapolis. The ceremony publicly recognized the achievements and deeds of self sacrifice and accomplishments that all too often go without the proper recognition. Ninety employees of the Indiana State Police Department, from around the state, were honored for their dedication to service, bravery, devotion to the department and the citizens of Indiana. One officer assigned to the Indiana State Police Capitol Police Division was recognized at the ceremony.
Officer Jimmy Pharis was presented the Capitol Police Section Officer of the Year Award which is given to one CPS officer that personifies criteria that reflects professionalism, integrity a well rounded work ethic, and community involvement as determined by the Capitol Police Section Commander.
The award was presented in recognition of the highest level of service, dedication, and professionalism in which all members of the Indiana State Police capitol Police Section should strive to emulate while serving the citizens of the State of Indiana.
“Officer Pharis is well deserving of this award. He exemplifies the qualities and professionalism of the Capitol Police Division and is a fine example of the officers on this department,” stated Major Ron Cutter, Commander of the Capitol Police Section.
Officer Pharis joined the Indiana State Police Capitol Police Section in July, 2013. He resides in Noblesville with his wife and child.
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