Congratulations to Postal Inspectors Blanca Alvarez, Ivan Ramirez and Bladismir Rojo who were nominated in the Law Enforcement category in the South Florida Federal Executive Board's 52nd annual "Federal Employee of the Year" Awards Program. They are competing among category nominees from Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe and Palm Beach Counties.
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Inspectors are charged with securing the mail system and protecting the U.S.
Postal Service and its employees. Inspectors Blanca Alvarez, Ivan Ramirez and
Bladismir Rojo of the Miami Division (state of Florida and southern portion of
Georgia) enforce more than 200 federal statutes and carry a firearm. Inspectors
have investigative jurisdiction over any criminal, civil or administrative
crimes involving the U.S. Postal Service. They often work with other federal,
state and local law enforcement agencies to solve crimes related to armed
robbery cases, bank fraud, child exploitation, identity theft, international
drug trafficking, mail theft, mail bombs, and suspicious substances. They also
were tasked with the auxiliary duties of Public Information Officer (PIO). All
three embraced this additional responsibility with the same high level of
professionalism and enthusiasm as demonstrated in their regular duties.
The blog will feature additional nominees in the coming weeks.
The awards program, which includes a luncheon, is Friday, May 12, at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel. Employees are invited to attend as an off-the-clock activity. To purchase a $38 ticket, contact Manager, Learning Development and Diversity Damaris Agrait at 305-470-0881.
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