Naval Postgraduate School
In Honor of Chief Rick Braziel ; Hon. Doris O. Matsui of California in the House of Representatives
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Ms. MATSUI. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in
honor of Chief Rick Braziel as he retires from
the Sacramento Police Department, an organization
he served admirably over three decades.
As the Chief of Police since 2008 and
a member of the department since 1979, Rick
has been pivotal in upholding and carrying out
the mission of the Sacramento Police Department
and his leadership will be missed. I ask
all my colleagues to join me in honoring one
of Sacramento’s finest public servants.
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Prior to serving as Chief of Police, Rick,
who is a graduate of California State University-
Sacramento and the U.S. Naval Postgraduate
School, was appointed as the Deputy
Chief of the Offices of Operations, Investigations,
Technical Services, and Homeland
Security and Emergency Services. Rick is a
co-author of the book titled Cop Talk: Essential
Communicating Skills for Community Policing
and is nationally recognized for his instruction
in communication skills on this topic.
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