Arlington County Sheriff’s Office Receives Dual Honors for Mental Health Collaboration and Life-Saving Action

Pictured left to right: Ms. Crawford, CSB Chair, Ms. Hermann, Mental Health Committee Co-Chair, Captain Souder, Sheriff Quiroz and Ms. Warren, CSB Executive Director and DHS Deputy Director

The Arlington County Sheriff’s Office is honored to share that Sheriff Quiroz, Deputy Chief Johnson, and Captain Souder were nominated for Outstanding Partnership Awards at the 2025 Arlington County Community Services Board Annual Ceremony. Their dedication to collaboration, compassion, and community mental health support continues to strengthen the connection between law enforcement and behavioral health services. We are proud to see their efforts recognized.

Pictured left to right:Major Burgess, Corporal Camardi, Ms. Cane, Sheriff Quiroz, Corporal Tate, Ms. Fisher and Lieutenant Foster

This commitment to public service was also reflected at the 2025 State of the County & Public Safety Awards, hosted by the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, where three additional members of the Arlington County Sheriff’s Office were recognized. Programs Coordinator Ms. Cane received the Meritorious Service Award for her visionary leadership and unwavering dedication to inmate rehabilitation and community readiness. Corporal Tate and Corporal Camardi were presented with the Life-Saving Award for their courageous and selfless actions in saving a citizen from an overdose. This annual event honors the bravery and service of our first responders from across the county.