On April 3, 2025, Miami-Dade County held a heartfelt Employee Service Award presentation, honoring the remarkable career of retired Sergeant Tammy Rozier, who dedicated nearly 30 years to the county's corrections and rehabilitation department. The event celebrated Rozier's significant contributions and her pioneering role as the first female recreational officer in an all-male facility, a milestone that broke barriers and set a standard for future leaders.

Rozier began her service in 1995 and was recognized for her pivotal role in the intake and release bureau, where she worked the 3 PM to 11 PM shift. Her commitment to efficiency and integrity in the intake process was highlighted, along with her exceptional mentorship skills. Throughout her career, she organized study groups for her colleagues, helping them prepare for correctional and sergeant exams. Her dedication to teaching and guiding others was evident, as she not only created test questions but also ranked number one in the corporal exam and number two in the sergeant exam.

The ceremony included warm tributes from colleagues who praised Rozier's positive influence and leadership. Her ability to uplift those around her was noted, with one colleague recalling how she made everyone feel valued and appreciated, regardless of their mood. The event concluded with well-wishes from the Miami-Dade family, expressing hopes for Rozier's success and happiness in her new journey post-retirement.

This recognition not only honors Rozier's individual achievements but also reflects the county's commitment to celebrating the dedication and hard work of its employees, fostering a culture of appreciation and support within the community.