Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer has been recognized by the Omaha Press Club as the 185th Face on the Barroom Floor. The honor comes as Schmaderer recently marked 30 years in law enforcement. Schmaderer joined the Omaha Police Department in 1996 and has served as chief since 2012, making him the longest-serving police chief among all major cities. He leads a department of more than 1,200 employees, including 906 sworn officers. Schmaderer’s numerous awards include: UNO Alumni Award for Excellence (2013 and 2017); UNO College of Community and Public Affairs Lifetime Achievement Award (2024); Special Achievement Award (2022), Metropolitan Chiefs Association; Distinguished Service Award (2022), Omaha Police Foundation; Omahan of the Year Award (2023), Suburban Rotary of Omaha; and Law Enforcement Champion Award (2024), Special Olympics.
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Logan is celebrating his first year with Green Peaks Planning and is preparing to take the Certified Financial Planner exam in November. He is also training for a half marathon.
