as part of the California Congressional District Three Police Honor Roll and in honor of National Police Week 2025, I wish to recognize Deputy Jeff Bilodeau of the Placer County Sheriff's Office for his unwavering commitment to serving and protecting the Placer County community. Deputy Bilodeau serves as the Loomis traffic deputy and is known for going above and beyond the normal call of duty to serve his community. He reads books to children at the local library, partners with schools to improve traffic flow and safety, provides educational presentations about accident investigations, gives public safety presentations to the town, and so much more. Through local partnerships, he has assisted in contributing numerous bicycles and helmets to underprivileged children in order to ensure that they have safe and reliable transportation options. His passion and commitment to mentorship, education, outreach, and public safety make such a positive impact in our community. As such, he has received several honors, including the Roseville Elks Lodge Officer of the Year Award, and the soon to be induction into the United States Police and Fire Olympics Hall of Fame. It is an honor to represent such exemplary law enforcement officers in Congress. On behalf of California's Third Congressional District and the United States House of Representatives, I would like to thank and honor Deputy Jeff Bilodeau for serving and protecting the region as a dedicated public servant.
Kevin Kiley: “as part of the California Congressional District Three Police Honor Roll and in honor of National Police Week 2025, I…”
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Recognizing Deputy Jeff Bilodeau for his service during National Police Week 2025.
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