A school resource officer, Cpl.
Delozier is known for her progressive style of interaction with young people.
In May 2016, St. Mary’s County Public Schools solicited nominations for people who have had a beneficial impact on
children, and Cpl. Delozier's supervisors selected her for the innovative ways
she is connecting with the youth in St. Mary’s County.
Sheriff Tim Cameron says, “We are
honored that Cpl. Delozier has been recognized for the exemplary work she does.
Her nomination and selection show that the creative and energetic attitude she
brings to her duties as school resource officer really has a positive impact on
the students.”
Capt. Steven Hall added, “Cpl. Delozier
takes the responsibilities of her job very seriously and above all, genuinely
cares about her kids. She is truly deserving of this once-in-a-lifetime
experience.”
Cpl. Delozier has been with the St.
Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office for twelve years and has been a school resource
officer for ten of those. She is
currently assigned as the resource officer for Leonardtown Middle School,
Fair Lead Academy II., and the Forest Career and Technology Center. In
addition, Cpl. Delozier spearheads the annual CAMP D.A.R.E. program; a free
week-long summer camp focused on educating children about the dangers of drugs,
tobacco, and alcohol. At CAMP D.A.R.E., Cpl. Delozier plans and coordinates all
of the individual and team-building exercises, which are designed to empower
students to make healthy life decisions.
Sheriff Tim Cameron and the men and
women of the Sheriff’s Office offer their congratulations to Cpl. Angela
Delozier for being selected as a “hometown hero” and thank the St. Mary’s
County Public Schools, Patuxent River Naval Air Station Liaison's Office, Geico
Skytypers, and the Patuxent River Naval Air Station Public Affairs Office for
their efforts and time.
