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Preface

Welcome to the September 2026 edition of the Monthly Roundup. This newsletter is designed to keep our employees and the public updated with any changes in the city or department. Attached to the newsletter will be a message from the office of the Chiefs of Department, awards, key moments and careers. Any additions to the newsletter please contact Human Resources via helpdesk.

Message From The Chief

As September comes to a close, we have seen quite a few key moments this month.

Firstly, we have seen the Tactical Firearms Unit host their campaign #WrongHouse which had turned out pretty nicely and the winner being Pug with the most submissions and Ankan winning the bonus challenge. Congratulations to both of them and thank you everyone for participating in the campaign.

To continue with the Tactical Firearms Unit, shortly after we had teby step down as Head of Tactical Firearms and ThePeak had taken over as his replacement, which in turn omega was promoted to his old role as Lieutenant of Recruitment. I would like to thank teby for his short tenure as Captain, and I wish him the best of luck in his future endeavours!

Not to mention we had several individuals involved in creating and recently releasing the Supervisor Handbook which can be found here[https://sites.google.com/view/supervisorhandbook/introduction?authuser=0], this is a good guide that will help you as a supervisor and or learning to become one. Thank you specifically to Headline, miss piggy & teby for their involvement in the creation of the guide.

Furthermore we had a Road Traffic Unit update regarding the new Deployable Speed Cameras, new lightbars for all emergency services vehicles, we hope there can be more development in the department and if anyone has any suggestions to feel free to post them on the forums.

Last but not least, we recently have had sza resign from their position as Patrol Command, they have held the position for quite a while and I would also like to thank them for their contributions and dedication to the division. Applications has opened shortly after their resignation was processed and I wish everyone the best of luck in their applications.

- Chief of Department Schneider Ficklestein

This Month's Awards

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Officer of the Month - September 2026

Officer of the Month - September 2026
Awarded to: Corporal Ivan Romanoff 4643
"It is the Head of Operations Services' pleasure to award Corporal Apex the Officer of the Month award for his work throughout the last month. Despite his recent promotion to his current rank, Apex has proven himself an extremely valuable asset to the PD, demonstrating excellent leadership, communication, and teamwork. Apex has managed to earn the praise of a large number of command members due to his ability to take control of situations and use radio communications as an excellent tool to manage incidents efficiently, as well as being a very pleasant member of the Department to work with. For all of these reasons and his overall excellent performance, the Command Team would like to reward and acknowledge his work through this Award."
- Major Nikola Fischer, Head of Operation Services

Commendation Ribbon

Commendation Ribbon
Awarded to: Sergeant Furio Castelluccio 2797
"The Office of Operations Services are pleased to award the Commendation Ribbon to Auston. His ability to command other officers during tense firefights and volatile situations has not gone unnoticed by Operations Services. He specifically showed his ability in multiple bank robberies, organising consistent and flawless responses as OIC. We would like to issue this award to them to recognise the brilliant example they set to all officers; they consistently show leadership to the highest standard, a true testament to the TFIC qualification."
- Major Nikola Fischer, Head of Operation Services

Police Distinguished Service

Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Senior Officer Storm Noir 5500
"It is my pleasure to award Sza the Police Distinguished Service award in recognition of all their hard work and dedication over the entire duration they have been serving Patrol Command. Throughout their time serving as Patrol Command, they have demonstrated everything expected of that role, their professionalism, reliability and never ending commitment to upholding the standards expected of officers within Patrol and the PD is truly commendable. A final thank you for everything that you have done for us. Congratulations, I wish you the best."
- Captain Kaioto Morozova, Head of Dispatch

Police Distinguished Service

Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Senior Officer Ivy Whiskers 5555
"The Head of Operations Services and the Office of the Chiefs of Department are pleased to award the Police Distinguished Service Award to Teby for his work as Head of the Tactical Firearms Unit. Throughout the last months, Teby has led his division with great diligence and responsibility, upholding the high standards TFU is known for and maintaining a healthy leadership style with a great emphasis on effort and responsibility. Along with his command team, Teby has not only managed to ensure that his division operated well on their day-to-day activities, but also has ensured that it participated with the community and was a pillar for those officers who wanted to engage more with the department than just the minimum. Beyond his duties as Captain, Teby also involved himself with other important projects within the PD, such as the Supervisor Handbook, which proves his commitment to the Department and the Community as a whole. We wish to bid Teby a well-deserved farewell and to thank him for his contributions through this award."
- Major Nikola Fischer, Head of Operation Services

Police Meritorious Achievement

Police Meritorious Achievement
Awarded to: Lieutenant Rachel Piggy 1987
"The Head of Operations Services and the Office of the Chiefs of Department are pleased to award the Police Meritorious Achievement to miss piggy for her contributions to the Supervisor Handbook. Throughout the last few months, a small team of Command members has worked on creating a new resource where Supervisors and aspiring Sergeants can access all the information relevant to their roles and responsibilities in an intuitive and quick manner, serving as a very effective learning tool as well as a great quality-of-life improvement. This has required not only hard work and a considerable amount of time, but also coming up with the idea and its execution in the first place. Miss piggy, as well as the other involved authors, has proved through her work that she is an extremely valuable asset to the Department, and thus we are glad to issue this well-deserved award."
- Major Nikola Fischer, Head of Operation Services

Police Meritorious Achievement

Police Meritorious Achievement
Awarded to: Lieutenant Roxanne Cole 6767
"The Head of Operations Services and the Office of the Chiefs of Department are pleased to award the Police Meritorious Achievement to Headline for his contributions to the Supervisor Handbook. Throughout the last few months, a small team of Command members has worked on creating a new resource where Supervisors and aspiring Sergeants can access all the information relevant to their roles and responsibilities in an intuitive and quick manner, serving as a very effective learning tool as well as a great quality-of-life improvement. This has required not only hard work and a considerable amount of time, but also coming up with the idea and its execution in the first place. Headline, as well as the other involved authors, has proved through his work that he is an extremely valuable asset to the Department, and thus we are glad to issue this well-deserved award."
- Major Nikola Fischer, Head of Operation Services

Community Policing

Community Policing
Awarded to: Senior Officer Jerome Darky 4580
"Tactical Firearms Command is proud to award Senior Officer Pug the Community Policing award for achieving 1st place in the #WrongHouse campaign. Throughout the two week long campaign, Pug achieved an impressive total of 62 charges for incidents involving 11.11 Aggravated Burglary. Pug's performance throughout the campaign set an excellent example of the standards expected of TFOs, and he has significantly contributed to the success of the #WrongHouse campaign. Congratulations on this well deserved award!"
- Senior Officer Ivy Whiskers, Tactical Firearms Officer

Police Distinguished Service

Police Distinguished Service
Awarded to: Captain Jordan Ireland 4867
"It is with the greatest honor, I present Captain Ireland with the Police Distinguished Service Award. During his tenure within HR, he has automated many processes to create better efficiency within HR. As well, Captain Ireland has taken a significant lead with HR due to the unexpected LOA of the Head of HR. Captain Ireland is an asset to the HR team and we are glad to have him."
- Lieutenant Codina Abrams, Head of Human Resources

Community Policing

Community Policing
Awarded to: Sergeant Juan Fielding 4034
"The Head of Operations Services and the Office of the Chiefs of Department are pleased to award the Community Policing Award to Sergeant Fielding. Throughout the years, Fielding has been an example of hard work and exemplary policing within the Department, always doing his best to teach other officers and putting his experience to good use, not only by being a reference for others, but by sharing ideas and promoting positive changes in the PD whenever presented with the opportunity. It has become evident that Fielding cares deeply about the Department, its members, and its well-being, and thus we have decided to present him with this Award to signify our appreciation. We hope you continue to work hard and that you reach your goals within the Department."
- Major Nikola Fischer, Head of Operation Services

Commendation Ribbon

Commendation Ribbon
Awarded to: Lieutenant Penelope Poisson 1898
"Tactical Firearms Command is proud to award Lieutenant Exrobite the Commendation Ribbon in recognition of their outstanding performance in TFU gear over the past weeks. Command members observed them consistently carrying out TFU duties to a high standard, demonstrating exemplary leadership and communications throughout firearms incidents. Their actions strongly reflect the core principles of Tactical Firearms, making them a prime example within TFU. Congratulations on this well deserved award!"
- Senior Officer Ivy Whiskers, Tactical Firearms Officer

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Careers

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Careers Open at the time:

  • Sergeant
  • Senior Officer
  • Corporal
  • Junior Developer
  • Taser
  • Patrol Officer
  • Patrol Trainer
  • Patrol Command
  • Traffic Officer
  • Recruit Firearms Officer
  • Tactical Firearms Officer
  • Tactical Firearms Junior Command
  • Dispatcher
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