| The annual Officer of The Year Award is given by the local Lion's Club of the quad village area. The Villages represented are Irvington, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, and Tarrytown. Each year an officer is selected for their service to their community and fellow citizens. We are proud of all our officers and join the Lions Club in recognizing the efforts and accomplishments of these fine officers. |
| Officer Mia Norton 2010 Officer of the Year |
| Past Honorees Police Officer Jim Egloff 2009 Lieutenant Michael Morano 2008 Police Officer Raube McDaniels 2007 Police Officer Michael Toolan 2006 Police Officer Steven Delli Colli 2005 Police Officer Kevin Johnson 2004 Police Officer Michael Buck 2003 Sergeant Michael Cerone 2002 Police Officer Michael Foley 2001 Police Officer William DePonto 2000 Police Officer Peter Carelli 1999 Sergeant Louis Grieco 1998 |
| Officer of the Year Honorees |
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| Officer Peter Carelli Officer of the Year 1999 |
| Officer Louis Grieco Officer of the Year 1998 |
| Officer William DePonto Officer of the Year 2000 |
| Officer Michael Foley Officer of the Year 2001 |
| Officer Michael Cerone Officer of the Year 2002 |
| Officer Michael Buck Officer of the Year 2003 |
| Officer Kevin Johnson Officer of the Year 2004 |
| Officer Steven DelliColli Officer of the Year 2005 |
| Officer Michael Toolan Officer of the Year 2006 |
| Officer Raube McDaniels Officer of the Year 2007 |
| Officer Michael Morano Officer of the Year 2008 |
After having served for two years as a transit officer with the New York City Police Department, Officer Mia Norton joined the Irvington Police Department in August of 1993. Over the years, she has proven her value by pursuing and accepting additional responsibilities. To keep her skills and knowledge current, Mia has attended numerous training and seminars. Aside from her patrol duties, Mia is our liaison with the seniors of Irvington. She checks on the welfare of seniors and assists them whenever needed. In a male dominated profession, Mia took a stand and with perseverance and dedication became a seasoned and outstanding law enforcement professional. Officer Norton is currently attending college and is working toward receiving a Masters degree in Occupational Therapy. This degree will aid her in dedicating her skills and expertise in helping individuals who have conditions that are mentally, physically and developmentally disabling. She will care and assist these individuals to develop, recover, and maintain daily living and work skills. For holidays and special occasions, Mia takes pleasure in getting together with her two sisters and brother. She enjoys a good run in the park with her dog, Sasha, and enjoys the playful antics of her cat Cleo. |
| Officer Jim Egloff Officer of the Year 2009 |