AISD Police Officer Ariel Holliday Earns 3 Awards From TCPA

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Aldine ISD Police Officer Ariel Holliday poses with two of the three awards she recently received from the Texas Crime Prevention Association.

Aldine ISD Police Officer Ariel Holliday received three awards from the Texas Crime Prevention Association (TCPA). She received the awards at the group’s annual convention in Rockwall.

Holliday was honored with the “Above and Beyond” Award, the “Crime Prevention Specialist” Award, and the “Crime Prevention Specialist” Award (Small Agency category).

The “Above and Beyond” Award signifies that an individual has exceeded expectations of their role or responsibilities. The award recognizes an officer’s exceptional effort, dedication, and outstanding achievement in law enforcement. The award acknowledged Holiday’s exceptional commitment to her job, ability to exceed expectations, and willingness to take on additional responsibilities and challenges.

The ”Crime Prevention Specialist” Award highlighted Holiday’s expertise and contributions to crime prevention. It recognized her knowledge, skill, and efforts in implementing effective strategies to prevent crime, ensuring the safety and security of individuals and communities. In addition, the award acknowledged Holiday’s commitment to creating awareness, implementing preventative measures, collaborating with relevant stakeholders, significantly reducing crime rates, and fostering safer environments.

Holliday said the awards humbled her.

“Receiving these awards means a lot to me,” she said. “It demonstrates my exemplary service as a crime prevention specialist. It indicates my exceptional dedication, expertise, and achievements in preventing crime and ensuring public safety. It also serves as recognition for my ability to exceed expectations, consistently deliver outstanding results, and make a positive difference in the Aldine community.”

Aldine ISD Police Chief Paul Cordova said he was proud to have an officer with Holliday’s dedication and skills as a member of his police department.

“I am more than pleased that Police Officer Ariel Holliday is the recipient of these prestigious awards,” he said. “Her work in the community speaks volumes about her commitment to keeping our kids safe. Her knowledge and specialty as a crime prevention specialist enhance her ability to protect and engage the community meaningfully.”

Holliday has seven years of experience as a police officer and has spent five years with the Aldine ISD Police Department.

The Texas Crime Prevention Association (TCPA) is comprised of Law Enforcement Personnel and Civilians interested in Crime Prevention, Community Safety, Neighborhood Watch, Loss Prevention, and Security or Citizens Police Academies. Our organization was founded in 1975 and is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We provide continuous crime prevention-related training to over 400 members dedicated to making safer environments and communities.