The Euless City Council meeting on June 24, 2025, celebrated the dedication and achievements of local law enforcement, highlighting the contributions of Officer LaDonna Alba and Police Chief Gary Landers.

Officer Alba was recognized for her ten years of service with the Euless Police Department, where she has made significant impacts, including her role as a mental health peace officer and her involvement with the Brotherhood for the Fallen, an organization that supports families of officers killed in the line of duty. Her commitment to the community and her profession was praised, with council members expressing gratitude for her ongoing efforts to honor fallen officers across the nation.

Chief Gary Landers was also honored during the meeting, receiving a 35-year service pin. His extensive career with the Euless Police Department has seen him rise through the ranks, from officer to chief, demonstrating a deep commitment to public safety and community service. The council acknowledged his numerous awards and contributions, emphasizing his reliability and dedication to helping others in times of need.

These recognitions not only celebrate individual achievements but also reflect the city’s commitment to supporting its law enforcement personnel, fostering a strong sense of community and safety in Euless. The council's appreciation for these officers underscores the vital role they play in maintaining the well-being of residents and the importance of recognizing their hard work and sacrifices.