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- Posted August 13, 2026
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‘Summer Safety’
(l-r) Firefighter Gunner Cota, Lt. Trevor Blankenship and Firefighter Zach Bryce.
The second of three Summer Safety events hosted by the City of Jackson Police Department, Fire Department, and Group Violence Intervention was held July 8 at the MLK Center. The final event is set for Aug. 19 at Loomis Park.
(at left) Jackson Fire Inspector Tyler Whitehead. At right: (l-r) Sgt. Jason Ganzhorn and Lt. John Lillie.
(at left) - (l-r) Nell Stinson and Michelle Clay from Jackson County Health Dept.; (at right) - 46th District Rep. Kathy Schmaltz with Legislative Aid Vinicius Assuncao.
(l-r) JPD Deputy Chief Sergio Garcia, Lt. Pete Postma and Sgt. Jason Ganzhorn.
(l-r) Detective Mike Galbreath, Sgt. Jason Ganzhorn, Sgt. Richard Burkart and Laura Piascik.
(l-r) JPD Officers Joshua Morse, Samantha Jones and Luis Reynaga.
(at left) - (l-r) Fire Chief Tim Gonzales with Assistant Chief Joel Skrypec.; (at right) - (l-r) City of Jackson Group Violence Intervention Coordinator Cheryl Ragland with Ward 1 Councilmember Arlene Robinson.
(l-r) Jackson Firefighter Dwayne Lewis, Assistant Chief Joe Smith, Captain Frank Huntley and Fire Inspector Tyler Whitehead.
Officers David Stallworth and Justin Vernier with Vice Mayor Freddie Dancy, Ward 2 Councilmember.
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