Mayor promotes Justin Olsen to police sergeant during special ceremony

March 04, 2025 | Arlington City, Snohomish County, Washington

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A significant moment unfolded at the Arlington City Council meeting on March 3, 2025, as Officer Justin Olsen was officially promoted to the rank of police sergeant. The ceremony, attended by Mayor Vincent and other dignitaries, highlighted Olsen's decade-long commitment to community safety and leadership within the police department.

In a heartfelt presentation, the Mayor praised Olsen for his unwavering dedication and exceptional leadership qualities. "Sergeant Olsen embodies the integrity and excellence we seek in department leadership," he stated, emphasizing Olsen's ability to mentor fellow officers and handle critical situations with professionalism.
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The promotion is seen as a vital step for the Arlington Police Department, with the Mayor noting that the role of sergeant is not just a rank but a significant responsibility that requires the ability to guide and inspire others. "Our city is safer, and our department is stronger with the addition of Sergeant Olsen to our leadership team," he concluded.

Olsen was joined by his family during the ceremony, marking a proud moment for both him and the community. As he takes on this new role, the city looks forward to the positive impact he will continue to make in Arlington.

Converted from City of Arlington City Council Meeting - March 3rd, 2025 6:00 PM meeting on March 04, 2025
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