Special to the Transcript
Chief Terence M. Delehanty is proud to share that Winthrop Police Officer Samantha Ferrino was honored recently with a Community Service Award from the Massachusetts Association for Women in Law Enforcement.
Officer Ferrino was presented the award on Thursday, June 16, at an annual training event in Canton.
Lt. Mary Crisafi nominated Officer Ferrino for her commitment to the Town of Winthrop and community members.
Officer Ferrino regularly interacts with the community through the Citizens Police Academy, Youth Police Academy, the Christmas Toy Drive, the Shannon Grant Open Gym Program, and as a court-appointed special advocate.
“Officer Ferrino’s positive impact on the Town of Winthrop cannot be measured. She is a shining example of going above and beyond in service to the community, and is a role model to fellow officers,” Chief Delehanty said. “Congratulations to her on this well-deserved recognition.”
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