To those who honor their values, beliefs, and code, no matter the risk involved…
In a time when law enforcement is criticized more than celebrated, we recognize our friends in blue who put their lives on the line to protect the well-being of others.
Our Extra Duty Hero Award (EDHA) recipients are a coalition of law enforcement professionals who demonstrate a willingness to combat adversity in dangerous scenarios while working an extra-duty detail or off-duty entirely.
Recent Heroes
On this day, July 14, 2021, Extra Duty Solutions recognizes Carmel Police Officer Ana-Consuelo Vasquez for rescuing a man stuck in a vehicle engulfed with smoke near E. 116th Street and Keystone Parkway.
On this day, July 14, 2021, Extra Duty Solutions recognizes Carmel Police Officer Ana-Consuelo Vasquez for rescuing a man stuck in a vehicle engulfed with smoke near E. 116th Street and Keystone Parkway.
On this day, June 17, 2021, Extra Duty Solutions recognizes Officer Mark Afanasev for rescuing two victims from a burning vehicle near Sunrise Blvd and Douglas Rd.
On this day, June 17, 2021, Extra Duty Solutions recognizes Officer Mark Afanasev for rescuing two victims from a burning vehicle near Sunrise Blvd and Douglas Rd.
On this day, May 19, 2021, Extra Duty Solutions recognizes Detective Karen McDonald for quickly alerting dispatch of a gunfire exchange at a busy restaurant and pursuing an armed suspect on foot and in her vehicle until relieved by on-duty officers of the Bossier City Police Department.
On this day, May 19, 2021, Extra Duty Solutions recognizes Detective Karen McDonald for quickly alerting dispatch of a gunfire exchange at a busy restaurant and pursuing an armed suspect on foot and in her vehicle until relieved by on-duty officers of the Bossier City Police Department.
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