VIDEO RELEASE: Senator Moody Honors Florida’s Law Enforcement Heroes During National Police Week

Home How Can I Help? News Contact Us Share Your Opinion Federal Nominations Scheduling Request About Search for: Home How Can I Help? News Contact Us Share Your Opinion Federal Nominations Scheduling Request About All News VIDEO RELEASE: Senator Moody Honors Florida’s Law Enforcement Heroes During National Police Week May 11, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C.— Senator Ashley Moody today kicked off National Police Week by cosponsoring a Senate Resolution honoring Florida’s law enforcement heroes. Since serving as Florida’s Attorney General to now as U.S. Senator, Moody has advocated for and advanced the mission of Florida law enforcement. This week, Senator Moody will also be hosting a reception to honor more than 100 Florida law enforcement officers, meeting with family members of fallen heroes and more. “During Police Week, we honor the brave men and women in law enforcement—those who serve with courage every day, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. As the wife of a law enforcement officer, this week is deeply personal to me,” said Senator Ashley Moody . “To every law enforcement officer in our great state—thank you for your courage, your sacrifice, and your unwavering commitment to keeping us safe.” BACKGROUND: National Police Week runs May 10-May 16. Senator Moody cosponsored a Senate Resolution honoring Florida’s law enforcement heroes. Senator Moody is a long-time supporter of the rule of law and of law enforcement officers. Since becoming Florida’s newest Senator, Moody has: Introduced the Halo Act to shield federal officers from those who seek to threaten and harass them on duty; Supported the Graham Hoffman Act , which would allow the U.S. to use the full force of state and federal law to prosecute those who assault first responders and act as a deterrent to anyone considering such acts of violence; Introduced the HELPER Act to make homeownership more obtainable for Florida heroes, including law enforcement officers; Co-Sponsored the HALT Fentanyl Act , which was signed into law by President Trump. The new law assists law enforcement officers get fentanyl traffickers off the streets and permanently classifies fentanyl-related substances under Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act; Sponsored the RIPPLE Act , which would expand the 287(g) program and provide resources to state law enforcement to more efficiently get criminal illegal aliens out of communities; and Voted to pass the largest pro-law enforcement package out of the Judiciary Committee during Police Week last year. As Florida’s Attorney General, Senator Moody created many programs to recognize the selfless efforts of law enforcement officers, including her Back the Blue, Thin Line Tribute, and Sunshine Salute programs. Moody also worked with state lawmakers to strengthen statutes to hold criminals accountable and help officers and prosecutors do their jobs. # # # Join the Newsletter Email Address First Name Last Name Follow Follow Follow Follow Copyright 2024 Follow Follow Follow Follow Usage Policy PDF Help Privacy Policy Senate.gov