Four Lubbock ISD Officers Recognized For Standout Work Across 40 Campuses - FMX 94.5

Sgt. Jerry Zamora earned Lubbock ISD's top police honor, named Officer of the Year among four officers recognized for their standout work this school year.

Lubbock ISD formally acknowledged four members of its police department for exceptional efforts across all 40 district campuses. These officers are on the front lines, ensuring student safety from Tech Terrace area schools to those further south toward the Loop. This recognition highlights the constant vigilance and commitment required to protect thousands of children daily, whether they're at class or during after-school activities. Their presence helps maintain order and a secure learning environment across the entire district.

For regular families in Lubbock, this means a tangible commitment to keeping kids safe, whether dropping them off at Coronado High or picking them up from Bean Elementary. It validates the extensive work happening behind the scenes, offering peace of mind to parents and guardians throughout our neighborhoods. Recognizing officers like Sgt. Zamora, who joined LISD police in 2022 and previously served as a gang specialist, sets a high standard for school security and dedicated service. This publicly affirms the district's investment in professional police work, directly influencing student well-being.

These four officers represent a small fraction of the dedicated staff ensuring Lubbock kids learn in secure environments every single day.