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Dale R. Landry Receives Director’s Community Leadership Award from Director Comey on April 15, 2016

The Jacksonville Division honors Dale R. Landry for promoting communication and cooperation between law enforcement and African-Americans. In 2015, Mr. Landry served as a link between the FBI and the community during an investigation into the defacement of several African-American churches in Wakulla County, Florida. His work calmed racial tensions and helped restore trust between the community and law enforcement. 

FBI Director Recognizes Distinguished Community Leaders

In a ceremony at FBI Headquarters on April 15, 2016, Director James B. Comey recognized the recipients of the 2015 Director’s Community Leadership Award. These leaders, selected by their area FBI field office, have demonstrated outstanding contributions to their local communities through service. The FBI is grateful for the work of each of these individuals and organizations on behalf of their communities.

“[This year’s honorees] have done extraordinary good across communities in this country and have made a lasting difference,” said Director Comey. “Thank you for that good, thank you for what you represent, and thank you for inspiring not just the FBI but this entire country.”

Recipients of the 2015 Director’s Community Leadership Award are: 

Albany                            Memphis         
AlbuquerqueMiami
AnchorageMilwaukee
AtlantaMinneapolis
BaltimoreMobile
BirminghamNew Haven
BostonNew Orleans
BuffaloNew York
CharlotteNewark
ChicagoNorfolk
CincinnatiOklahoma City      
ClevelandOmaha
ColumbiaPhiladelphia
DallasPhoenix
DenverPittsburgh
DetroitPortland
El PasoRichmond
HonoluluSacramento
HoustonSalt Lake City
IndianapolisSan Antonio
JacksonSan Diego
JacksonvilleSan Francisco
Kansas CitySan Juan
KnoxvilleSeattle
Las VegasSpringfield
Little RockSt. Louis
Los AngelesTampa
LouisvilleWashington Field

 

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