Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial
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National Police Week
National Police Week
In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week.
2019 Memorial Service - Friday, May 19 at 1000 HRS
(Grand Island, Neb.) - May 19, 1000
9:00 AM Social Gathering
10:00 AM Ceremony
Ceremonies honoring Nebraska’s law enforcement community will be held across the state as part of National Police Week May 12-18
A statewide ceremony honoring the lives of officers who passed while active duty or who were lost in the line of dutywill be held, Friday, May 19, at 10:00 a.m., at the Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial located at 409 East Fonner Park Road in Grand Island.
2016 Memorial Service - RECAP
(Grand Island, Neb.) - May 9, 2016 - 10:00AM
Ceremonies honoring Nebraska’s law enforcement community were held across the state as part of National Police Week May 8-15.
A statewide ceremony honoring the lives of officers who passed while active duty or who were killed in the line of duty was held, Monday, May 9, at 10:00 a.m., at the Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial located at 409 East Fonner Park Road in Grand Island.
An Honor Guard from the Omaha Police Department presented the Colors and were the host agency for the service. Representatives from law enforcement agencies across the state, were in attendance.
This year, 5 names were added to the wall as Line Of Duty Deaths.
Omaha Police Officer Kerrie S. Orozco, Douglas County
~May 20, 2015~
McCook Police Officer David L. Martin, Red Willow County
~August 27, 1961~
Gordon Chief of Police Earl L. Milton, Sheridan County
~April 28, 1932~
North Platte Chief of Police Hank L. Baker, Lincoln County
~November 1, 1916~
Union Pacific Railroad Police Watchman Theodore F. Wiser, Cheyenne County
~September 10, 1904~
2016 Memorial Service Pictures
2016 Memorial Service Program
Memorial Office
Memorial Office
NOTE THE NEW MAILING ADDRESS:
for communication and DONATIONS
Donations are always accepted for the perpetual upkeep of the memorial, continued improvements, and the inevitable addition of names. Thank you to all who have answered the call to donate, and all who continue to do so.
Checks may be made to:
Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial
and sent to:
Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial
PO Box 51
Aurora, NE 68818
Memorial Location
Memorial Location