Captain Sergio Camacho promoted in Southgate Police Department ceremony

January 28, 2025 | South Gate, Los Angeles County, California

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The South Gate City Council meeting on January 28, 2025, highlighted significant personnel changes within the South Gate Police Department, including several promotions and new hires. The meeting celebrated the achievements of Captain Sergio Camacho, who transitioned from the Santa Ana Police Department to South Gate in February 2024. Camacho's career has seen him rise through the ranks, having served in various capacities including field training officer and lieutenant. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve as captain and emphasized his commitment to the community.

Lieutenant Ed Bolar was also recognized for his long-standing service, having joined the department in 2003 and recently promoted to lieutenant. Bolar highlighted the importance of customer service in his role, drawing from his previous experience in retail management.
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Sergeant Roger Conseil, who began his career as a police cadet in 2007, was officially promoted to sergeant after serving in various roles, including detective and motor officer. He shared his journey from being an explorer at age 14 to achieving his current position, expressing pride in his service to the community.

The meeting concluded with congratulations to all promoted personnel and new hires, with council members acknowledging the importance of internal promotions and the dedication of city employees. The council emphasized the value of public service and the commitment of the police department to the community's well-being.

Converted from City Council Meeting 1/28/25 meeting on January 28, 2025
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