During a city council meeting on August 13, 2025, the local government recognized the service of Sgt. Caleb Eisworth in a resolution read by Council Member Aaron Moak representing District 4. The event was attended by notable figures including Chief of Police Thomas Morse Jr. and Mayor-President Sid Edwards, highlighting the community’s appreciation for the dedication of its law enforcement officers.
The resolution commemorated Sgt. Eisworth’s contributions to public safety and his commitment to the community. In a formal address, Moak emphasized the importance of acknowledging those who serve and protect, stating that honoring such individuals fosters a sense of unity and gratitude within the community.
The city council’s decision to honor Eisworth was met with applause from attendees, further underscoring the collective respect for law enforcement. This moment serves not only as recognition for Eisworth but also as a reminder of the vital role police officers play in maintaining public safety.
In his remarks, Chief Morse reflected on Eisworth’s exemplary service record, noting that he has consistently gone above and beyond in the line of duty. Mayor Edwards also expressed his gratitude, stating, “The courage and dedication demonstrated by officers like Sgt. Eisworth are what keep our community safe.”
As the council meeting concluded, the resolution was unanimously accepted, marking a significant moment for the city and its law enforcement community. This acknowledgment showcases the city council’s commitment to honoring those who serve, creating a deeper connection between the officers and the residents they protect.
The recognition of Sgt. Eisworth is part of a broader initiative by the city council to celebrate public servants throughout the year, aiming to foster community engagement and appreciation for the essential services provided by local law enforcement.