By: Tom Williams | Dec 30, 2024
Clarksdale, Mississippi – Deputy Montrell Alexander of the Coahoma County Sheriff’s Department (CCSD) was recently named the 2024 Deputy of the Year, a recognition that reflects his dedication and service to the community.
In accepting the award, Deputy Alexander expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Coahoma County Sheriff’s Department, the Clarksdale Exchange Club, and the citizens of Coahoma County. “The unwavering support and dedication have been instrumental in fostering a safe and thriving environment for all residents,” Alexander said. “The collaborative efforts of all law enforcement agencies throughout Coahoma County and the genuine care shown in addressing the needs of our community do not go unnoticed.”
Deputy Alexander, who joined the CCSD in March 2021, humbly stated that the honor was not about him but about the communities he serves. “This award isn’t about me. It’s for the communities I serve in Coahoma County,” he emphasized.
Alexander’s words highlight his commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of Coahoma County residents. His recognition as Deputy of the Year underscores the positive impact of his work and the collective efforts of law enforcement agencies and community members to create a supportive and secure environment.
This award serves as a reminder of the dedication and hard work that make Coahoma County a safer place for everyone. Deputy Alexander’s service continues to inspire trust and collaboration between law enforcement and the communities they protect.
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