Loudoun Crime Commission

06/04/2024

The Leesburg Police Department is proud to announce the retirement of Sergeant Michael McDonald, who has dedicated over 20 years of exemplary service to our community. Sergeant McDonald's commitment and contributions have significantly impacted the safety and well-being of Leesburg’s residents.

Sergeant McDonald began his career in law enforcement in 2003 with the Fairfax County Police Department, and in 2008, he joined the Leesburg Police Department. Throughout his career, Sergeant McDonald has served in various capacities including Patrol, Dispatch, Background Investigations, Training, and Recruitment.

He has also provided leadership and supervision in several programs, such as the department's Mobile Command and Communications Center, Fi****ms, Hazmat, and Safety Team programs. Additionally, he has been a member of the Crash Response Team and has served as a Crime Scene Technician.

Along with the above, Sergeant McDonald is certified as a fi****ms instructor, general instructor, OC instructor, and Law Enforcement Hazardous Materials Technician.

The Leesburg Police Department is grateful for your service and wishes you all the best in your retirement.

06/01/2024

06/01/2024

05/31/2024

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office was honored to present Erin Yoo with the Virginia Sheriffs' Institute (VSI) college scholarship at our recent Citizens’ Police Academy graduation. This scholarship was established to provide an opportunity for people across Virginia to pursue an education in criminal justice.

05/31/2024

05/30/2024

The Town of Leesburg, Virginia has partnered with the Loudoun County VFW Post 1177 on the Hometown Hero Banner program. This initiative honors and recognizes Leesburg & Loudoun County residents/employees who have served, or are currently serving, in the United States Armed Services. 🫡

Special thanks to our community member who generously purchased banners to highlight some of our Leesburg Police officers' military service. Your support showcases the dedication of our officers to both our country and community. 🚓❤️

The banners are on display at Freedom Park, 101 Colonel Grenata Circle, Leesburg.

05/30/2024

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05/29/2024

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05/17/2024

🚨 Community Success Story! 🚨

The Children's Place's Leesburg store was recently recognized company-wide for achieving the lowest shrink results in 2023 across all of the chain's locations. In retail, shrink is the term for the loss of inventory as a percentage of sales during a specific period.

This accomplishment reflects the strong collaboration between our officers and the store’s dedicated team. Together, we’ve made great strides in enhancing security and community safety.

Congratulations to The Children's Place's Leesburg store on this outstanding achievement! We look forward to continuing our work together to keep Leesburg safe and thriving.

05/17/2024

Please, join us in congratulating Corporal Stefano D'Agostino for his selection as 2023 Officer of the Year for the Leesburg Police Department, and Mt Dora Corporal Sanchez as the overall winner of the 2023 Officer of the Year award for all of Lake County...Great job by all recipients!

Special thanks to the Rotary Club of Leesburg for hosting the Service Above Self awards for the 43rd year, and to all of our Lake County Judges who carefully assessed and evaluated the agency recipients and provided their overall selection.

05/16/2024

Meet Deputy First Class Trinh! DFC Trinh is stationed in Eastern Loudoun. His drive each day comes from wanting to serve his community.

05/15/2024

🚁👮‍♂️ Our officers had a blast visiting Mr. Buracker’s Aerospace class at Loudoun County High School yesterday! We hope that our UAS (drone) lesson and demo inspire some future aerospace enthusiasts. Thanks for having us! ✈️🚀

05/14/2024

We would like to congratulate the following personnel on their advancement in Leesburg Police Department's Career Development program.

Master Police Officer: Officer Kadric

Senior Police Officer: Officer Brickley

Police Officer First Class: Officer Graves, Officer Weible, Officer Orellana

05/09/2024

We've been Virginia's Finest for 90+ years. Now we can also claim to be the Finest Dressed!

On behalf of the , Sgt. K.W. Taylor and Sgt. D.B. Jackson accepted the Network Association of Uniform Manufacturers & Distributors' "Best Dressed Uniform Award - Large Agency" at the association's recent convention.
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05/03/2024

NEWS RELEASE Contact: Rick Bremseth, Town Manager
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [email protected]; 540-338-7421

DEPUTY CHIEF DAILEY TO SERVE AS INTERIM CHIEF OF POLICE

PURCELLVILLE, Va. April 30, 2024 — With the retirement of Chief McAlister, Dave Dailey will serve as the Interim Chief of Police effective May 1, 2024 until a permanent Chief is identified. Deputy Chief Dailey brings a wealth of experience to this role having served as Deputy Chief for five years, and is well-equipped to lead the department during this period of change. As Interim Chief of Police, Dave will continue to prioritize community engagement, officer well-being, and the effective implementation of strategies to enhance public safety. He will work closely with departmental personnel, local authorities, and community stakeholders to ensure that our Town remains safe.

Please join me in congratulating Deputy Chief Dailey on his appointment to Interim Chief of Police. We look forward to his continued leadership and the positive impact he will have on our community.