Crime & Safety
Montclair Detective Earns ‘Community Impact Award’
The award is presented to a law enforcement officer who has "demonstrated devotion to community service."
MONTCLAIR, NJ — Montclair Police Detective Kim Nelson-Edwards received the Community Impact Award at the annual New Jersey Women in Law Enforcement (NJWLE) conference held at Rutgers University on May 17.
According to a municipal news release, the award is presented annually to a law enforcement officer who has “demonstrated devotion to community service as well as improving the conditions within a community,” including contributions to nonprofit organizations and volunteer efforts to community causes.
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Photo: Montclair Deputy Chief Tracy Frazzano, Detective Kim Nelson-Edwards, NJWLE President Jacqueline Seely (Montclair Township)
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