Paradise Valley police officer retires after 35 years
Officer James Gibson shakes hands with Chief Freeman Carney at his retirement celebration.
Courtesy Town Manager's Weekly Update
Paradise Valley Police Department Officer James Gibson has retired after a 35 years in law enforcement, with 25 of those years dedicated to the Town of Paradise Valley.
Before joining the PVPD force, Gibson served honorably for nearly a decade at the Granite City Police Department in Illinois, according to the Town Manager’s Weekly Update. Throughout his tenure, Gibson exemplified the highest standards of professionalism and integrity, earning the respect and admiration of both his colleagues and the community he served.
To commemorate his service, the town organized a celebratory luncheon where community members gathered to express their gratitude and share fond memories of their interactions with Gibson. His dedication to the well-being of the town and his unwavering commitment to duty left an indelible mark on Paradise Valley, the weekly newsletter stated.
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Paradise Valley police officer retires after 35 years
Courtesy Town Manager's Weekly Update
Officer James Gibson shakes hands with Chief Freeman Carney at his retirement celebration.
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Paradise Valley Police Department Officer James Gibson has retired after a 35 years in law enforcement, with 25 of those years dedicated to the Town of Paradise Valley.
Before joining the PVPD force, Gibson served honorably for nearly a decade at the Granite City Police Department in Illinois, according to the Town Manager’s Weekly Update. Throughout his tenure, Gibson exemplified the highest standards of professionalism and integrity, earning the respect and admiration of both his colleagues and the community he served.
To commemorate his service, the town organized a celebratory luncheon where community members gathered to express their gratitude and share fond memories of their interactions with Gibson. His dedication to the well-being of the town and his unwavering commitment to duty left an indelible mark on Paradise Valley, the weekly newsletter stated.
As he transitions into retirement, Gibson anticipates the joy of welcoming his first grandchild and cherishing moments with his family.
“My only regret was I didn’t come here earlier in my career,” Gibson said at his last Coffee with a Cop meeting.
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