as part of the California Congressional District Three Police Honor Roll and in honor of National Police Week, I wish to recognize Deputy Chad Blair of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office for his unwavering commitment to serving and protecting the community of Sacramento, California. Deputy Blair began his career in 2019, working in the Investigation Service Unit where he collaborated with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to gather intelligence from inmates, analyze trends in violence and narcotics distribution, and monitor gang activity. Deputy Blair enhanced his training by becoming a jail training officer and the team leader for the Custody Emergency Response Team. Subsequent to his service in corrections, he was assigned to patrol where he utilizes technologies and community engagement to help prevent crime and build bridges between the community and law enforcement. Because of his dedication to community engagement, he was selected for the Problem-Oriented Policing Team. In addition to his regular duties, Deputy Blair is also a member of the Sheriff's Critical Incident Negotiations Team in which he assists with hostage and barricade situations through the use of negotiation and crisis management skills. Within these roles, Deputy Blair has continually demonstrated professionalism and commitment to service and community.
Kevin Kiley: “as part of the California Congressional District Three Police Honor Roll and in honor of National Police Week, I wish to…”
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Recognizing Deputy Chad Blair for his service during National Police Week.
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