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| National Sheriffs' Association Announces Recipient of 2012 Executive Director's Award |
| By National Sheriffs' Association |
| Published: 07/17/2012 |
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Alexandria, VA - The National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) is pleased to announce that Sheriff Dwight Radcliff of Pickaway County, OH is the 2012 recipient of the NSA Executive Director's Award, presented by the Association each year. It is a long-standing NSA tradition to honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the law enforcement profession. These individuals are dedicated role models to the profession. The Executive Director's Award recognizes outstanding contributions to NSA and its Executive Leadership Team. In announcing the Award recipient on June 17th at NSA's Annual Conference in Nashville, TN, it was noted that bestowing this award can be a challenge for NSA Executive Director, Sheriff (ret.) Aaron Kennard because so many individuals give freely of their time and energy to support the Executive Director and NSA. However, this year one person in particular stood out not only as a major contributor to the work of the Association but also as someone who has supported NSA for many years: Sheriff Dwight Radcliff. Sheriff Radcliff was NSA's President in 1986 - 1987, and is currently the Association's Corporate Representative. He is also a member of the Traffic Safety Committee and the Crime Prevention/Private Security Committee. Sheriff Radcliff has served in his current capacity for the past 48 consecutive years, and is the longest serving sheriff in the nation. In 1964, when he became Sheriff of Pickaway County, his total budget was less than $100,000 and his staff numbered 11, with 3 patrol cars. Today, Sheriff Radcliff's current budget is $6 million, he has a staff of over 100 personnel, and a fleet of 30 vehicles. As noted during the presentation of the Award, Sheriff Radcliff's contributions to NSA have been constant, varied, and invaluable: "Sheriff Dwight Radcliff has been dedicated to the National Sheriffs' Association and the Office of Sheriff for almost 50 years and we can think of no one more deserving of the 2012 NSA Executive Director's Award!" |
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