Deputy Parham Receives Peace Officer, Commissioner of the Year Awards
On Tuesday, March 18, Pettis County Community Interaction Deputy Larry Parham, who also serves as a Commissioner for the Sedalia Housing Authority, was awarded the Peace Officer and Commissioner of the Year awards by the Missouri Chapter of the National Association of Housing Redevelopment Officials (MONAHRO).
The awards, presented at the Missouri Chapter's annual spring training conference in Branson, recognized Deputy Parham's contributions to community safety and affordable housing advocacy. He was nominated by Sedalia Housing Executive Director James Halliburton.
Deputy Parham has been a steadfast advocate for affordable housing, both locally and on a national stage in Washington D.C. His dedication to improving community welfare and housing conditions has made a significant impact in Sedalia and Pettis County.
The Peace Officer of the Year award highlights Deputy Parham's role in fostering trust and collaboration between law enforcement and the community, while the Commissioner of the Year award acknowledges his leadership and advocacy in housing development and policy.
Deputy Parham expressed his gratitude for the recognition, stating, "It is an honor to receive these awards from MONAHRO. I am passionate about serving our community and advocating for affordable housing solutions.”
The Sedalia Housing Authority and the Pettis County Sheriff's Office congratulated Deputy Parham on his well-deserved accolades and look forward to his continued contributions to the community.
About MONAHRO: The Missouri Chapter of the National Association of Housing Redevelopment Officials (MONAHRO) is dedicated to promoting the professional development of its members and the advancement of affordable housing and community redevelopment initiatives across Missouri.
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