AKRON, Ohio — Two Akron police officers were honored at an annual luncheon hosted by the Paul G. Barnes Optimist Club, recognizing their dedication and service to the community. Lieutenant Greg Joyce was named Officer of the Year for 2023, while Officer Justin Ingham received the same title for 2024 at a ceremony held at the New Era Restaurant on Tuesday.
Lieutenant Joyce was presented his award by Captain Kris Beitzel, acknowledging his contributions and leadership within the Akron Police Department. Officer Ingham’s award was given by Sergeant Karl Burton, highlighting Ingham’s efforts and commitment over the past year.
Mayor Malik attended the event and issued a proclamation marking the day as “Lt. Greg Joyce and Officer Justin Ingham Day,” further celebrating the officers’ achievements.
The Paul G. Barnes Optimist Club annually recognizes Akron police officers for their service and dedication to the community, presenting the awards as part of its mission to promote positive community engagement.
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The Akron Police Department shared news of the awards and the mayoral proclamation on social media, congratulating the officers for their recognition.
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