The Statesville Police Department expanded its ranks with the addition of three new officers during a swearing-in ceremony held at City Hall this morning. According to a social media post by the department, Mayor Costi Kutteh and Chief David Onley officiated the event, welcoming Officer P. Ferguson, Officer B. Estaya, and Officer J. Beam to the force. The Statesville community is encouraged to extend their support to the newcomers as they embark on their roles in upholding the law and serving the public.
In appearance with Chief Onley and Mayor Kutteh, the officers stood for a group photograph which was shared on the department's Facebook page. Statesville PD expressed excitement in having Officer P. Ferguson, Officer B. Estaya, and Officer J. Beam on board, representing a commitment to community service that has been the hallmark of the department. Eager to start their journey, the officers represent a fresh facet in the spectrum of law enforcement tasked with protecting and serving an ever-evolving Statesville.
The city of Statesville, known for its serene landscapes and close-knit community, places high importance on community policing and forging strong relationships between its officers and citizens. The addition of these officers is a nod towards the city's ongoing efforts to maintain peace and order, while fostering community trust. The Statesville Police Department, through its official statement, did not only introduce the new officers but also reaffirmed their dedication to "serving the Statesville community."
The swearing-in ceremony this morning is a continuation of Statesville's approach to community engagement and public safety. Encouraging residents to provide a warm Statesville welcome, the department hopes that Officers Ferguson, Estaya, and Beam will become familiar faces in the neighborhoods they'll patrol. Residents can view the new officers and the ceremonial moments by visiting the department's social media page at Statesville Police Department.
