Alton Police Detective Jacob Custer Honored For School Resource Service
A district recognition event in Edwardsville highlighted Custer’s work with students, as Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford praised his commitment to the school community.
EDWARDSVILLE — Alton Police Detective Jacob Custer was among first responders from across the 56th District honored for their service during a National First Responders Day recognition event hosted by Sen. Erica Harriss at The Outlet Event Center.
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The Alton Police Department thanked Sen. Harriss for hosting the recognition, which honored first responders who go above and beyond to serve their communities.
Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford recognized Custer for his work as a school resource officer.
“We are proud to recognize Detective Jacob Custer for his commitment to serving as a School Resource Officer and making a positive impact on the students and school community he serves,” Ford said.
“Congratulations to Detective Custer and the other first responders from across the 56th District who were recognized for their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to helping others.”
The department also thanked The Outlet Event Center and the Edwardsville FFA Chapter for helping make the evening a success.
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