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97-year-old veteran James Hodges praised for military and community service

3621490 · May 30, 2025

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During public comments, a speaker recognized James Hodges, 97, a United States Army veteran and longtime leader of the Nassau County Auxiliary Police Department, and attendees offered congratulations.

During public comments, a speaker recognized James Hodges, 97, a veteran who served in the United States Army and attained the rank of command sergeant major. The speaker said Hodges served in World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War and for 26 years oversaw the Nassau County Auxiliary Police Department.

The commenter identified Hodges as being from Senator Byno’s district and said he “continues to remain involved in community activities.” A separate speaker responded, saying, “Congratulations.”

The remarks were delivered during the meeting’s public-comment period and did not include any formal motions or votes relating to Hodges. No policy action, appointment, or funding decision was recorded in connection with the remarks.

The recognition highlighted Hodges’s military service and long-term role with the Nassau County Auxiliary Police Department; commenters noted his continued community involvement but did not specify any planned follow-up by elected officials or staff.